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merging multiple timestamps into one
Here is a problem that involves looping:
- I have multiple files with same name but different timestamps: e.g test20080226144525.txt, test20080227144525.txt (can be more than two files). - I want to take the collection of these files (e.g test*) and append all its contents to one file. - This new file with appended contents will be named test226144525_20080227144525.txt (concatenate timestamps to the filename). Thanks, CB |
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