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Help with uniq or awk??
Hi, my dilemna is this:
example i got a file of fruit.txt which contains: Apple 6 Apple_new 7 old_orange 9 orange 10 Is there any way for me to have an output of Apple 13 Orange 19 using shell script: If its duplicate names, it should have been alright but I'm lost as to what can I do in this scenario. Any help is greatly appreciated. |
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