Answer / Madhu Mayur

The command 'cat /etc/passwd' will display a list of all users on a Linux system. Each line represents an individual user account, with fields such as username, user ID (UID), home directory, and login shell.

The information of the two files should be redirect to Third file in such a way that, the third file contain the information like this. 1st line in third file should be from 1st file 2nd line in Third file should be from 2nd file 3rd line in Third file should be from 1st file 4th line in Third file should be from 2nd file - - so on

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