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Creating a file but with an specific name
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowCat a command to fileDo higher level scripting languages use shell scripts to work?variable is not found in a bash scriptIf condition fail skip to end of fileSearch file with known sha1 sumBash script- output to one number once tHow to restore sudo command after its having too many level of symlinksBash delete file with two variable path not workingCreate bash script that allows you to choose multiple options instead of just one?Ubuntu 16.04 tar backup with progress bar PV (Pipe Viewer) not working
So I have a project which needs to create a list of numbers which then will be sum all together and more, but right now, one of my problems is that that I need to give the user the option to decide what the name of the file will be, so I have a very little knowledge of unix so help would be good
usr/bin/bash
clear;
echo enter name
read v
cat > v
this is what I have, it's creating the file but as you can already tell, the file name will be v; any thoughts on how I can fix this code?
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So I have a project which needs to create a list of numbers which then will be sum all together and more, but right now, one of my problems is that that I need to give the user the option to decide what the name of the file will be, so I have a very little knowledge of unix so help would be good
usr/bin/bash
clear;
echo enter name
read v
cat > v
this is what I have, it's creating the file but as you can already tell, the file name will be v; any thoughts on how I can fix this code?
bash scripts sh
asked 1 min ago
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So I have a project which needs to create a list of numbers which then will be sum all together and more, but right now, one of my problems is that that I need to give the user the option to decide what the name of the file will be, so I have a very little knowledge of unix so help would be good
usr/bin/bash
clear;
echo enter name
read v
cat > v
this is what I have, it's creating the file but as you can already tell, the file name will be v; any thoughts on how I can fix this code?
bash scripts sh
asked 1 min ago
escobarverasescobarveras
1
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So I have a project which needs to create a list of numbers which then will be sum all together and more, but right now, one of my problems is that that I need to give the user the option to decide what the name of the file will be, so I have a very little knowledge of unix so help would be good
usr/bin/bash
clear;
echo enter name
read v
cat > v
this is what I have, it's creating the file but as you can already tell, the file name will be v; any thoughts on how I can fix this code?
bash scripts sh
bash scripts sh
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