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How to concatnate two file ?
Hi,
How to cancatnate two one column file into one two column file?

Ex: file1 :
aaaa
bbbb

file2:
cccc
dddd

final file:
aaaa cccc
bbbb dddd


Thanks for your help!
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look into 'man paste'
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