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I have two files

file 1

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

file 2

a,1234567
c,3456789
h,1234555
e,1232132
f,1212121

Now i want to match the string from the file and capture the corresponding line in the file 2

for example "a" is the text in the file 1 i should be able to capture the full line from the second file a,1234567
 

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