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How to get the last line of a repeted feild
i have a file having two feilds. the numbers in the first field may or may not having repition in the file . i want to make a file out of this file containg only the last repeted number and the non repeted number.
example is 111 2 222 5 333 7 111 1 777 9 222 8 999 1 333 3 and the requirement is 111 1 222 8 333 3 777 9 999 1 |
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