Q. How do I use bash for loop under Linux operating systems?
A. for loop is used to process group of files or for other automation purposes.
Linux bash for loop syntax
for variable in list do echo $variable done |
To loop through all files in a directory, enter:
for file in * do echo $file done |
To print number 1 to 10, enter:
for n in {1..10} do echo $n done |
Shell script to print odd and even number using a for loop
#!/bin/bash for n in {1..10} do out=$(( $n % 2 )) if [ $out -eq 0 ] then echo "$n is even number" else echo "$n is ODD number" fi done |
See more bash for loop examples here.
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