Adding prefix to the values in the script

Shell Programming and Scripting
1

Hi,

test.txt contains below values

1
2
3
4
5

Desired output:

'TT.1',
'TT.2',
'TT.3',
'TT.4',
'TT.5'

Last value should not contain the comma after the value. Below is the script which i have tried. I'm using Linux.

#!/bin/bash
for i in $test.txt
do
x = 'TT.$i'
echo $x
done

Please help.

Many thanks in advance.

2 
$ sed "s/.*/'TT.&',/;$ s/,//" test.txt
'TT.1',
'TT.2',
'TT.3',
'TT.4',
'TT.5'
3

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4

Thanks a lot scottn.

5 
awk -v a="'" '{print a "TT." $0 a ","}' urfile