Shell Programming and Scripting

ok i asked around to a few ppl and they said to use sed or awk to do what i want.. but i cant figure out how to use it like that..

anyway i have a text file that is 10k lines long.. i need to move text from the end of a line after the ? and move it to the front of the line then add a | after it.

here is an example of what i am looking at

heres how the text file is now.
1960's: who recorded groovin?young rascals
1960's: who recorded like a rolling stone?bob dylan

needs to look like this
young rascals|1960's: who recorded groovin?
bob dylan|1960's: who recorded like a rolling stone?


if anyone can help me out with this please do.. it will take me forever to do it by hand

thanks in advance

nvm someone on freenode told me how to do it

sed -i 's/\(.*?\)\(.*\)/\2|\1/'

Hi,
This one is also ok.

Code:

awk 'BEGIN{FS="?"}
{
print $2"|"$1"?"
}' a

Code:

#!/bin/bash
# Move text in a file ($1)
while read LINE
do
  FIELD1=$(echo ${LINE} | cut -d"?" -f1)
  FIELD2=$(echo ${LINE} | cut -d"?" -f2)
  echo "${FIELD2}|${FIELD1}?"
done < $1

Just to be different...

Slower, I'm sure. I just want to see if I could do it without sed or awk.