Unix command. Suppose the variable "name" contains a player's name ( $name ), and that the variable "score" contains that player's score ( $score ). Given the text file below, give a command that will display the new high-score list with the following restrictions: Only 10 high scores may be displayed. The 10 high scores are displayed in numerically descending order (highest to lowest). A player may only appear in the high-score list once -- if the player has a new high score, only their highest score is retained in the list. Do not modify the input file. Assume no issues with the name or score variables. HINT1: use printf '%s\t%s ' to add the new high score. HINT2: use uniq -f to remove duplicate entries per player. HINT3: use rev to convert intermediate formats. Other tools may be necessary.

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omargeddon 12895404 Larquey 12183634 S.BAZ 10679497 Frankie 9436473 oyamafamily 7933143 kernzy 6887239 GTibel 6510483 ILLSeaBass 5844542 darrin9999 4895572 OriginalGamer 4891855