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I frequently write for-loops in bash with the well-known syntax: for i in {1..10} [...] Now, I'm trying to write one where the top is defined by a variable: TOP=10 for i in {1..$TOP} [...] I've tried a variety of parens, curly-brackets, evaluations, etc, and typically get back an error "bad substitution". How can I write my for-loop so that the limit depends on a variable instead of a hard-coded value?
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