05-18-2010
Thanks! Yes, I have used the 'cat' command and it is not working as I expected.
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Do u guys think using an incremental loop is a good idea for this question? That is, in the text file A whenever a '/' occurs then we have to put it in next line. Do you guys know hoe to implement this procsdure? Or is there any better way to split the lines?
I will appreciate your suggestions/help...
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