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How to parse 2 files simultaneously
Say I have 2 files of 2 rows of 3 columns each
file1: cat catdata1 catdata2 dog dogdata1 dogdata2 file2: cat catdata3 catdata4 dog dogdata3 dogdata4 and I need to combine both files so that is appears like: cat catdata1 catdata2 catdata3 catdata4 dog dogdata1 dogdata2 dogdata3 dogdata4 How would I do that? I need the power of awk, but I can't get it to work with 2 files simultaneously. |
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