download
...
and I want the output like this:-
newfile.txt
basavaraman Srinivas
dr.nagarajan Ravikumar
sumathi S.anna
If possible without using sed or awk.
A:
You could use this awk script:
awk '{gsub(/
/," "); print}' a.txt > newfile.txt
Output:
newfile.txt
basavaraman Srinivas
dr.nagarajan Ravikumar
If you don't want to use gsub() to remove
, you could add a condition in your awk script to do this automatically:
awk '{if (NF!=3) print}' a.txt > newfile.txt
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