Appending the contents of two files in computational manner

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1

Hi,

I have two files say file 1 file 2
File1

1
2
4
5

File 2

asdf
adf

How to get the ouput something like

asdf1
adf1
asdf2
adf2
asdf4
adf4
asdf5
adf5

Please give your comments

2

one way:

#  while read a; do nawk -v a=$a '{print $0a}' file2; done < file1
asdf1
adf1
asdf2
adf2
asdf4
adf4
asdf5
adf5
3 
nawk 'FNR==NR{f2[FNR]=$0;next}{for(i=1;i in f2;i++) print f2 $0}' file2 file1
4

Hope this perl code will help
make sure you dont have any blank lines in the file1 and file2

use strict;
use warnings;

my @a = `cat file1 `;
my @b = `cat file2 `;

foreach my $c (@a )
{
    foreach my $d (@b)
    {
        chomp $c ;
        chomp $d ;
        print "${d}${c}\n";
    }
}

:b:

5

You can use the below code

 
for i in `cat file1`
do
for j in `cat file2`
do
echo "$j$i"
done
done

Thanks

6 
while read i; do
  while read j; do
    echo "$j$i"
  done < file2
done < file1