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Comparing files
Hello guys, I have a little problem, i have my file1 and file2, they have: Code:
cat file1 10 11 12 13 14 15 cat file2 10 12 13 15 I need to create a new file3 with the lines thar are in file1 and not in file2, that have sence? So I need my file3 like: Code:
cat file3 11 14 The solution should be aplied for files with 200.000 rows. Thanx for your help. 
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