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Replacing end of line with " in a UNIX file
How should I replace End of line Character by ".
i.e in a file - Name1,NO1 Name2,No2 Name3,No3 .... Should look like -- Name1,NO1" Name2,No2" Name3,No3" .... |
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Code:
sed -e 's/$/"/' filename > newfile |
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Thanks Yogesh. It worked fine.
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