I want to get:
- day1
- day2
- day3
- ... as output and then input it into a text file
echo -e day{1..360} > dif2.txt But I didn't got desired result
CodePudding user response:
echo day{1..360}|tr ' ' '\n' > dif2.txt
There's no way to insert newlines into the sequence (without also producing leading spaces for all but the first entry) within the echo.
If whitespace doesn't matter you could do:
echo -e day{1..360}'\n' > dif2.txt