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Question
In linux, write simple bash script that goes through and prints name of all files in current directory (to show your knowledge of for loop).
Answer
#!/bin/bash

for file in $(ls)
do
    echo $file
done
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Question
In linux, write simple bash script that goes through and prints name of all files in current directory (to show your knowledge of for loop).
Answer
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Question
In linux, write simple bash script that goes through and prints name of all files in current directory (to show your knowledge of for loop).
Answer
#!/bin/bash

for file in $(ls)
do
    echo $file
done
[default - edit me]
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7. Shell Scripting
est "$N" -gt "10"; do echo "Number $N"; N=$[N+1] ; done 7.3 Looping to Repeat Commands: the for Statement The for command also allows execution of commands multiple times. It works like this: 5 <span>for i in cows sheep chickens pigs do echo "$i is a farm animal" done echo -e "but\nGNUs are not farm animals" The for command takes each string after the in , and executes the lines between

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