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extracting uncommon part between two files
Hi,
I need to extract the uncommon (better say incremental) part from 2 files say file_1 and file_2. file_2 contains everything that is in file_1. That is file_2 has been created internally somehow : cat file_1 temp_file > file_2 My objective is to extract the temp_file part from file_2. Both file_1 and file_2 are available. Any Help ? ~ Thanks in advance 
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either diff or comm could be used to do that quite easily.
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