06-13-2011
Format in AWK please
Am new to AWk, Can anyone help me to get excepected output from given input please.
input file
student: name
details of them = details_needed
class: 5th_needed
adress: address_needed
Expected output:
details of them = 5th_needed = address_needed
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CAn anyone help me please
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