Bash file loop screenshare sesssion tutorial

test.sh

for file in *.md; do
    
    # Execute: basename ${file} ".md" 
    # and store the result in name
    name=$(basename ${file} ".md")
    
    # In bash, you can refer to variables like this:
    # $name or ${name}. I prefer the latter because in this
    # text-crazy scripting environment it can be useful to identify 
    # explicitly which pieces are variables. 
    # Example:
    # Print the contents of the variable $noun against the word 'cave'
    # If noun="bat" then the result should be: batcave
    # If noun="rat" then the result should be: ratcave
    # echo $nouncave (will not work)
    # echo ${noun}cave (works)
    
    echo "The filename is ${file}"
    echo "it's basename is ${name}"

    # blank line
    echo
done