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Are there any command line linux utilities that will give me the boolean difference between two text files?
Meaning:
File-A:
Apple
Pear
Orange
Banana
File-B:
Pear
Orange
Running
% program File-A File-B -o output
output:
Apple
Banana
Edit:
Awesome, thanks guys!
Like this:
This assumes that the files are sorted. Check
man commfor more information.