How to implement batch processing in which the next line of numbers is copied after the previous line and separated by spaces

I would like to share with you how to copy the next line of numbers to the front line and separate the batch with spaces. I hope you will get something after reading this article. Let's discuss it together.

I want to put a text in the following form:

twenty-five

sixty-nine

eighty-nine

ninety-nine

one hundred and twenty

To be processed in the following form:

25 69

69 89

89 99

99 120

In other words, copy the numbers of the next line to the end of the previous line and separate them with spaces. I wonder if dos can do it? Please also ask the master for advice!

The code is as follows:

@ echo off

Copy the numbers of the next line to the back of the previous line and separate them with spaces

Setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

For / f% I in (test.txt) do (

Set / a count+=1

Set firstborn second!

Set second=%%i

If! count! Gtr 1 echo! first!! second!

)

Pause

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