Ok dear friends. In terms of text let me explain what I am
doing.
The steps are as follows:-
1) Read the File 1 containing key and values.
2) Then match the keys with the keys in the 2nd File 2.
3) After matching keys of File 1 to File 2 I am finding
the location of File 1 key value in File 2.
4) Once the location is found I am going backwards from
that position and finding out "TTT" word. Once that word is
found then I move with 3 window size starting with "TTT".
5) Once it reaches the location as reported in File 1. Then
I try to include this location into a 3 window size word in
in sequence with the TTT word . Means I m moving as 3 size
window and then printing my location fitted in the 3 window
size word
Thats it

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