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# Use this to open in emacs, I assume.
#!/bin/bash

echo "Hello World!"
echo Hello World! #Seems to work fine even without double quotes

numberofcharacters=0
index=0
count=0
char=0

x[0]=0
y[0]=0

for file in /bin/* #/bin/whatevercommand
do
    {
    echo $file

    string=$file #NO SPACES, OR ELSE IT IS INTERPRETED AS A COMMAND

    echo $string  #should print duplicates

        echo ${string:5:1}

    character=${string:5:1}

    if [[ $character == [a-z] ]] #Can only use == becuase of double "test"
        then
        {
        echo "Its a character" $character  #If it was just [] need to use -eq
        echo "Char is " $char

        if [[ $char==$character ]]
        then
            {   echo "Accessed 1 "
            current=${y[index]}
               (( y[index]=$current+1))


            }
        else
            {
            echo "Accessed 2"
            char=$character

            ((index++))
            y[index]=1 #It equals 1 because we just saw the new character
            x[index]=$character
            }

            fi

        }
    fi
    }
           done




#echo "Y @ " ${y[@]}
echo "X @ " ${x[@]}

echo "Char " $char