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How to apply the awk commnad ?
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I have a file and the contents of the file is say World World World Now i need to append some more words in each of the line and the the output of the file should like the one below Will India win the World Cup? Will India win the World Cup? Will India win the World Cup? How can this be done using awk command.? |
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