How to remove dot after domain?

Question

bash

You only need to get the domain and its ip. I get:

dig google.com +noall +answer | cut -f 1,6
google.com.     216.58.209.206

output:

google.com. 216.58.209.206

remove point:

dig google.com +noall +answer | cut -f 1 | sed -e 's/\.$//'

Stuck on how to display everything with one command domain without dot and ip

Answer 1

Well, developing your idea:

dig google.com +noall +answer | cut -f 1,6 | sed -e 's/\.\t/\t/'

Answer 2

dig google.com +noall +answer|awk '{print $5" "substr($1,1,length($1)-1)}'

Answer 3

host -t A google.com | cut -d ' ' -f 1,4

google.com 142.251.1.102
google.com 142.251.1.138
google.com 142.251.1.139
google.com 142.251.1.101
google.com 142.251.1.100
google.com 142.251.1.113