Convert input to output according to id i

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My Input was this :
Cons_id prof Rank
183580 JAVA 2
183584 JAVA 3
183589 JAVA 12
183552 JAVA 3
183570 JAVA 16
183574 JAVA 1
183587 JAVA 1
183580 PHP 3
183584 PHP 3
183570 PHP 17
183580 .net 6
183552 .net 1
183570 .net 64
183587 .net 4

I want to covert result in to this form'
Cons_id Profile
183580 JAVA-2,php-3,.net-6
183584 JAVA-3,php-3
183589 JAVA-12,
183552 JAVA-3,.net-1
183570 JAVA-16,php-17,.net-64
183574 JAVA-1,
183587 JAVA-1,.net-87

I want to convert in this form like my id was 183580 we found three result of this id java php and ,net i want to convert in to , seperated results for particualr rank of this id.

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I want to convert in this form like my id was 183580 we found three result of this id java php and ,net i want to convert in to , seperated results for particualr rank of this id.

Posted 8-Feb-16 1:58am

payaljain123

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Feb-16 10:35am

Why having a section "what I have tried" without telling us what have you tried.
We got a number "questions" with the same structure and attitude, and I wonder: is it the same person under different accounts? The common characteristics are: no effort, having not clue on what to do, something creating a lot of doubt if you should do this work at all...
Such questions are not answerable, it the answers cannot be useful to anyone. Just one advice: get to work.
—SA

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_Asif_ · Answer 1 · 2016-02-08T02:19:00

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This[^] approach will give you an idea with working sample. Try it, its not that difficult

Posted 8-Feb-16 2:19am

_Asif_