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BASH - How To Convert Date Time

BASH - Convert Date Time:

$ date="20181108101344z"; echo -e "date -d \"${date[@]:0:8} ${date[@]:8:2}:${date[@]:10:2}:${date[@]:12:3}+0 hours\" '+%c'"

Output:

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