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  • seth66
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    Python

    import sys

for line in sys.stdin:
    print(line.strip(), end='\t')

  • achraf_crispy
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    A solution using xargs: cat | xargs -I {} printf "%s\t" {}

  • rajputranaashu11
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    paste -s -d " "

  • bharathkumar_gu5
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    tr "\n" "\t"

  • rizkyalam
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    paste -s