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How to add text to a field within a csv file

I have a csv file which has three columns

mem no. name surname
1234 John Smith
12345 John Doe

I want to change the mem no. to add TF to the mem no. field i.e.

mem no. name surname
1234TF John Smith
12345TF John Doe

How do you do this for all records in the file?
 

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