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Paste (Unix)

paste is a shell command that joins files horizontally by writing to standard output lines consisting of the sequentially corresponding lines of each input file, separated by tabs.

Examples
For the following examples, is a plain-text file that contains: Mark Smith Bobby Brown Sue Miller Jenny Igotit is another plain-text file that contains: 555-1234 555-9876 555-6743 867-5309 The following command joins the two files. $ paste names.txt numbers.txt Mark Smith 555-1234 Bobby Brown 555-9876 Sue Miller 555-6743 Jenny Igotit 867-5309 When invoked with the option ( on BSD or older systems), the files are joined horizontally: $ paste --serial names.txt numbers.txt Mark Smith Bobby Brown Sue Miller Jenny Igotit 555-1234 555-9876 555-6734 867-5309 The use of the option ( on BSD or older systems) is illustrated in the following example: $ paste --delimiters . names.txt numbers.txt Mark Smith.555-1234 Bobby Brown.555-9876 Sue Miller.555-6743 Jenny Igotit.867-5309 Sum the numbers from 1 to 100: $ seq 1 100 | paste -d + -s | bc 5050 ==See also==
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