bash - why variable losing its value within the loop -


i trying use loop variable within loop. seems loosing value after using 1 time(may misunderstanding). here code

for in {2000..2014}     echo “training  representation$i_by_$i , testing representation$1999_by_$i” done 

i want output should this-

training representation2000_by_2000 , testing representation1999_by_2000

but actual output this-

training representation2000 , testing representation1999_by_?? 

can body help?

because you're using curly quotes around string. character not special character shell, it's being treated part of variable name. there's no variable named i”.

change ascii double quotes around string. also, since _ can in variable name, need use ${i} when variable followed character (or other character can in variable name); otherwise, it's looking variable named $i_by_.

finally, $1999 being interpreted $1 (the first argument script)followed by999. prevent that, need escape the$`.

for in {2000..2014}     echo "training  representation${i}_by_$i , testing representation\$1999_by_$i" done 

and stop using word processor edit programs. use programming editor, won't auto-correct quoting.


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