RE: What is abriviationfor CHR(4)

>Problem with making Replacement CHR(4) in something.
>CHR(9) is "\t"
>I use tr///.
>What is abbreviation for CHR(4)

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Primary responsibilities require regular interaction with the internal
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You will work closely with the organization's Web Administrator/
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3 - Creation of a deliverable matrix with search functionality

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Almost entirely new development designing systems to get data from
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kind
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project
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* 3 - 5 years experience in Web application development and production
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* Good sense of programming concepts/standards
* Experience with Perl DBI, Perl Charts, and CGI
* Experience with JavaScript and HTML required
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