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How do I loop through a directory? I know that there is for f in / var / files, then $ f; Done; The problem is that it will spit all the files inside the directory at once. I want to go one after another and am able to do something with the $ f variable. I think when the loop will be the best fit for that, but I can not understand how to actually write a loop.

Any help would be appreciated.

A simple loop should work: <

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