bash-3.2$ cat multiplication.sh
\n#!\/bin\/bash<\/p>\n
# Example use of function\/method declaration in Shell Programming
\n# Example use of for loop<\/p>\n
#a function that will multiply 1 to 10 with 5
\nmultiplication()
\n{
\n x=5
\n for i in {1..10}
\n do
\n echo $i
\n echo “the multiplication result is:” $(($i*$x))
\n done
\n}<\/p>\n
echo “Print 1 to 10; also multiply each number with 5 and show the multiplication result”
\nmultiplication<\/p>\n
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\nOutput – \u09ab\u09b2\u09be\u09ab\u09b2<\/p>\n
bash-3.2$ .\/multiplication.sh
\nPrint 1 to 10; also multiply each number with 5 and show the multiplication result
\n1
\nthe multiplication result is: 5
\n2
\nthe multiplication result is: 10
\n3
\nthe multiplication result is: 15
\n4
\nthe multiplication result is: 20
\n5
\nthe multiplication result is: 25
\n6
\nthe multiplication result is: 30
\n7
\nthe multiplication result is: 35
\n8
\nthe multiplication result is: 40
\n9
\nthe multiplication result is: 45
\n10
\nthe multiplication result is: 50<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
bash-3.2$ cat multiplication.sh #!\/bin\/bash # Example use of function\/method declaration in Shell Programming # Example use of for loop #a function that will multiply 1 to 10 with 5 multiplication() { x=5 for i in {1..10} do echo $i echo “the multiplication result is:” $(($i*$x)) done } echo “Print 1 to 10; also multiply each … <\/p>\n