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		<title>Count in Sequence from X to Y in Terminal with seq Command</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[You can count up or down easily in the terminal using the command seq.  Combine this with a for loop and you have a really quick and easy way to count from x to y for the variable i.  For example, if I wanted to download all images that have been numbered step1.png, step2.png, step3.png, [...]]]></description>
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