Find the word that is hidden in the letter soup.
We have hidden the word in a multi-line text file, where each line contains a jumble of printable characters.
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The word can be found by putting all letters (both uppercase and lowercase letters) from the text file one after another, while reading the file from left to right and from top to bottom. This way, for example, you read the word LinusTorvalds from the above file.
Assignment
Complete the following Unix command so that it outputs the word that is hidden in the file to stdout.
$ cat <file> | …
Example
In the following interactive bash session we assume the text files soup_01.txt1 and soup_02.txt2 to be located in the current directory. The contents of the first file have been used as an example in the introduction of this assignment.
$ cat soup_01.txt3 | … LinusTorvalds $ cat soup_02.txt4 | … AdaLovelace