/Shell/Bash/Bash add text to the beginning or end of every line

Bash add text to the beginning or end of every line

# Basic syntax:
awk '{print "PREFIX"$0}' input_file
# Prepend "PREFIX" to every row in the input_file
awk '{print $0"SUFFIX"}' input_file
# Append "SUFFIX" to every row in the input_file
awk '{print "PREFIX"$0"SUFFIX"}'
# Prepend "PREFIX" and append "SUFFIX" to every row in the input_file

Source: shellhacks.com

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