Shell Programming and Scripting

i want to add the code below to the end of every line in file4
im using this awk command to do this

Code:

awk '{print $0"txt-to-print-here"}' file4

its not working because i think i need to escape the code
please can someone show the right way
thanks

Code:

 | sed 's~http[s]*:/https:///~~g' > file1 ;grep -o 'https://ed[^?]*' file1 > file2 ;awk '0==x[$1 FS $2]++' FS="," file2 > file3 ;sed 's/playlist.m3u8/chunklist_w2053889821_b1148000.m3u8/g' file3 > file4

Hello bob123,

If you are asking about the awk command then I don't think so you need not escape anything there, because you have used double quote" so it shouldn't be an issue.
Now coming onto your command, I am pretty sure that could be written in more easy way if you could show us the sample Input_file and expected output too, let us know on same.

Thanks,
R. Singh

hi
RavinderSingh13

thanks for reply
the code works fine as it is

i just want to add that code to the end of every line in another file
can anyone help
thanks

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