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Bash concatenate files into one

# Basic syntax:
cat <search_pattern> >> combined_files.txt
# Where >> indicates appending (vs > which overwrites the file)

# Example usage:
# Say you want to combine all text files in the current directory into
# one. To do this, run:
cat *.txt >> all_text.txt

Source: stackoverflow.com

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