AWK adding prefix/suffix to list of strings

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For this list of strings I would like to add a preifx, pdb_, and a suffix .namd
How might one do this for all records?

 
awk '{print "pdb_"$0".namd"}' input.txt

I would like to do these three printing commands at once, why am I getting an error?

awk '{print 'scp -r pdb_00.namd pdb_"$0".namd'; print 'sed 's/'pdb_00'/'pdb_"$0"'/g' pdb_"$0".namd > tempo'; print 'mv tempo pdb_"$0".namd'}' datA.dat > copy_script.bash

can you tell, what exactly you want to do ?

scp all the files ?

Ok, let's forget the last question, instead:

awk '{print "sed 's/pdb_00/'pdb_"$0"'/g' pdb_"$0".namd > tempo"}' 

is there a way to preserve the sed 's///g' tick marks '
cause they disappear with the awk command?

try with

 
\'