There are 2 inputfiles as I mentioned, Input1 and Input2.
Input1 has 3 columns. 1st one has keyvalues and 2nd ones has sub key values and 3rd one has numerical values (ranges like from 5-10, 30-40)
Code:
input1
a a1 5-10
30-40
45-60
80-90
100-120
x a2 10-20
50-60
Input2 has also 3 columns exactly like input1.1st one with key and 2nd one with subkey and 3rd one with various ranges of numbers like 1-4,1-4,120-140,140-120
Code:
input2
a a1 1-4
a a1 4-1
a a1 120-140
a a1 140-120
a a1 65-69
70-100
a a1 70-65
44-40
a a1 6-7
37-57
63-83
a a1 7-8
Now I need to name the input2 value ranges according the ranges given in input 1 like in the following output
Code:
output
a a1 1-4 outofrange1
a a1 4-1 outofrange2
a a1 120-140 outofrange3
a a1 140-12 outofrange4
a a1 65-69 inrange1
70-100
a a1 70-65 inrange2
44-40
a a1 6-7 inrange3
a a1 7-8 inrange4
As you can see 1-4 (the values from 1 to 4 in input2 are absent in input1) giving the name as outofrange1.
2nd one is little bit trciky if the value range is from high to low like 4-1 (the values from 4 to 1 in input2 are absent in input1). though it looks same as 1st case it has high value to low value range like 4 to 1. and given name as outofrange2
outofrange3 is same as outofrange1 outofrange4 is same as outofrange2
5th one, 65-69, inrange1 (the values from 65 to 69 in input2 are present in between the ranges in input1 but not with in the exact ranges giving the name as inrange1.
45-6065-6980-90
inrange2.[/B] is the trickiest version of inrange1.[/B](I mentioned before in ouofrange2)
7th one , 6-7, inrange3 (the values 6 to 7 in input 2 are exactly present in between the values of input 1), inrange3.
56-710
inrange4.[/B] is the trickiest version of inrange2.[/B]
And most importantly we are comparing the first range values of all the keys in input2 with all the key values in input1 like a-a1-65-69 with all the values in input2 a -a1- 5-10, 30-40, 45-60,80-90, 100-120
Hope it elucidate every thing clearly
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