How do you convert contents of file shortlist to uppercase

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Problem

1. Generate a numbered code list for the departments in shortlist in the form code_number code_description (like 1 admin).

2. How do you remove repeated lines from an unsorted file where the repeated lines are

(i) contiguous,

(ii) not contiguous?

3. How do you convert the contents of the file shortlist to uppercase?

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