Extract every 2 lines from a 40 lines file and create a new file
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I have a file with 40 line like this
0001.Group admin_group
0001.Users adam, sam, paul, david, jennifer, harry
0002.Group Dev_group
0002.Users mike, pauli, gary, sherry
0003.Group Sec_group
0003.Users david, diana, mike, paul, harry
0004.Group Main_group
0004.Users wilson, robert, samule
I need to extract the Group and Users using the prefix and create a new file with the same name as the group.
Should look like this:
Output filename: admin_group
contents of admin_group: 0001.Group admin_group
0001.Users adam, sam, paul, david, jennifer, harry
Output filename: Dev_group
contents of Dev_group: 0002.Group Dev_group
0002.Users mike, pauli, gary, sherry
In the end, I need to have 20 new text files. I tried using sed and awk to create two separate files and failed. I am trying to get this in bash or python?
bash shell-script python
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I have a file with 40 line like this
0001.Group admin_group
0001.Users adam, sam, paul, david, jennifer, harry
0002.Group Dev_group
0002.Users mike, pauli, gary, sherry
0003.Group Sec_group
0003.Users david, diana, mike, paul, harry
0004.Group Main_group
0004.Users wilson, robert, samule
I need to extract the Group and Users using the prefix and create a new file with the same name as the group.
Should look like this:
Output filename: admin_group
contents of admin_group: 0001.Group admin_group
0001.Users adam, sam, paul, david, jennifer, harry
Output filename: Dev_group
contents of Dev_group: 0002.Group Dev_group
0002.Users mike, pauli, gary, sherry
In the end, I need to have 20 new text files. I tried using sed and awk to create two separate files and failed. I am trying to get this in bash or python?
bash shell-script python
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I have a file with 40 line like this
0001.Group admin_group
0001.Users adam, sam, paul, david, jennifer, harry
0002.Group Dev_group
0002.Users mike, pauli, gary, sherry
0003.Group Sec_group
0003.Users david, diana, mike, paul, harry
0004.Group Main_group
0004.Users wilson, robert, samule
I need to extract the Group and Users using the prefix and create a new file with the same name as the group.
Should look like this:
Output filename: admin_group
contents of admin_group: 0001.Group admin_group
0001.Users adam, sam, paul, david, jennifer, harry
Output filename: Dev_group
contents of Dev_group: 0002.Group Dev_group
0002.Users mike, pauli, gary, sherry
In the end, I need to have 20 new text files. I tried using sed and awk to create two separate files and failed. I am trying to get this in bash or python?
bash shell-script python
asked 4 mins ago
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I have a file with 40 line like this
0001.Group admin_group
0001.Users adam, sam, paul, david, jennifer, harry
0002.Group Dev_group
0002.Users mike, pauli, gary, sherry
0003.Group Sec_group
0003.Users david, diana, mike, paul, harry
0004.Group Main_group
0004.Users wilson, robert, samule
I need to extract the Group and Users using the prefix and create a new file with the same name as the group.
Should look like this:
Output filename: admin_group
contents of admin_group: 0001.Group admin_group
0001.Users adam, sam, paul, david, jennifer, harry
Output filename: Dev_group
contents of Dev_group: 0002.Group Dev_group
0002.Users mike, pauli, gary, sherry
In the end, I need to have 20 new text files. I tried using sed and awk to create two separate files and failed. I am trying to get this in bash or python?
bash shell-script python
bash shell-script python
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