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    Echo "Can You See The Following:" For ( (I 1 I 5 I++) ) Do For ( (J 1 J I J++) ) Do Echo - N "$i" Done Echo ""

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    This Bash script uses nested for loops to print increasing numbers on each new line. The outer loop iterates from 1 to 5, while the inner loop prints the current number from the outer loop the same number of times on each line. Each line prints from 1 to the line number, with an empty line after to separate each row of output.

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    This Bash script uses nested for loops to print increasing numbers on each new line. The outer loop iterates from 1 to 5, while the inner loop prints the current number from the outer loop the same number of times on each line. Each line prints from 1 to the line number, with an empty line after to separate each row of output.

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    This Bash script uses nested for loops to print increasing numbers on each new line. The outer loop iterates from 1 to 5, while the inner loop prints the current number from the outer loop the same number of times on each line. Each line prints from 1 to the line number, with an empty line after to separate each row of output.

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    Echo "Can You See The Following:" For ( (I 1 I 5 I++) ) Do For ( (J 1 J I J++) ) Do Echo - N "$i" Done Echo ""

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    KuldeepMis
    This Bash script uses nested for loops to print increasing numbers on each new line. The outer loop iterates from 1 to 5, while the inner loop prints the current number from the outer loop the same number of times on each line. Each line prints from 1 to the line number, with an empty line after to separate each row of output.

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    echo "Can you see the following:"

    for (( i=1; i<=5; i++ ))


    do
    for (( j=1; j<=i; j++ ))
    do
    echo -n "$i"
    done
    echo ""

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