Sort duplicates in multiple files












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I am kind new to programming and I am just starting so please do not think I am just trying to get spoon fed.



I am trying to make one assignment but I am stuck.
the idea is to sort duplicates string among many files.



They are all in one folder.
with 1. txt, 2.txt...n. txt



1.txt:



hello
hi
world


2. txt



hi
there
hello


They all contain different strings.
I would like to sort them and get result as:



2 hello
1 world


and so on



I tried this from a bit of searching but no luck.



sort file1.txt | uniq -c


This mainly does it for one file and I would like to make it for all files at once.



I thank you very much for you're help!










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    I am kind new to programming and I am just starting so please do not think I am just trying to get spoon fed.



    I am trying to make one assignment but I am stuck.
    the idea is to sort duplicates string among many files.



    They are all in one folder.
    with 1. txt, 2.txt...n. txt



    1.txt:



    hello
    hi
    world


    2. txt



    hi
    there
    hello


    They all contain different strings.
    I would like to sort them and get result as:



    2 hello
    1 world


    and so on



    I tried this from a bit of searching but no luck.



    sort file1.txt | uniq -c


    This mainly does it for one file and I would like to make it for all files at once.



    I thank you very much for you're help!










    share|improve this question



























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      I am kind new to programming and I am just starting so please do not think I am just trying to get spoon fed.



      I am trying to make one assignment but I am stuck.
      the idea is to sort duplicates string among many files.



      They are all in one folder.
      with 1. txt, 2.txt...n. txt



      1.txt:



      hello
      hi
      world


      2. txt



      hi
      there
      hello


      They all contain different strings.
      I would like to sort them and get result as:



      2 hello
      1 world


      and so on



      I tried this from a bit of searching but no luck.



      sort file1.txt | uniq -c


      This mainly does it for one file and I would like to make it for all files at once.



      I thank you very much for you're help!










      share|improve this question
















      I am kind new to programming and I am just starting so please do not think I am just trying to get spoon fed.



      I am trying to make one assignment but I am stuck.
      the idea is to sort duplicates string among many files.



      They are all in one folder.
      with 1. txt, 2.txt...n. txt



      1.txt:



      hello
      hi
      world


      2. txt



      hi
      there
      hello


      They all contain different strings.
      I would like to sort them and get result as:



      2 hello
      1 world


      and so on



      I tried this from a bit of searching but no luck.



      sort file1.txt | uniq -c


      This mainly does it for one file and I would like to make it for all files at once.



      I thank you very much for you're help!







      sorting unix duplicates uniq






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      edited Nov 15 '18 at 7:18









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          I'd cat both files and then sort and count the values:



          $ cat file1.txt file2.txt | sort | uniq -c  





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            I'd cat both files and then sort and count the values:



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                $ cat file1.txt file2.txt | sort | uniq -c  






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