Simple math statements in bash in a for loop -
I am doing a lot to bash scripting and it is usually to avoid all costs, but I have to write a Bash script to execute a few simple things on a remote cluster. I have a problem for the following loop: {1..20} in <{p>
i {1..20} E for tax in {1..20} (i * i + j * j) ** 5. & Lt; --- Pseudo code! Done
Can you help me with this simple math? I have thrown $
everywhere and can not write it properly if you can help me understand how how to designate loops allocated in / bash and interpreted Bash math The limits (how do you square root?) I would be very grateful. Thanks!
Here's a decent solution:
for i in { 1..20} {1..20} Do the h for "scale = 3; sqrt ($ i * $ i + $ j * $ j)" | BC will output: 1.414 2.236 3.162 2.236 [... etc ...]
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