How to add multiple directories like the name 1-100 in one command

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I need to create multiple directories using one command. 
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Like directory name starts from 1-100.



mkdir 1..100





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    I need to create multiple directories using one command. 
    Is it possible?



    Like directory name starts from 1-100.



    mkdir 1..100





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      I need to create multiple directories using one command. 
      Is it possible?



      Like directory name starts from 1-100.



      mkdir 1..100





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      I need to create multiple directories using one command. 
      Is it possible?



      Like directory name starts from 1-100.



      mkdir 1..100





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      shell centos command-line command






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          for folder in $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder;done





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          • pls high light the cmd
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          • [root@localhost test1]# $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `do'
            – Suresh
            59 mins ago










          • @Suresh copy the whole command including from the “for”
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          You don’t need a (for...do...done) loop; just do



          mkdir $seq(1 100)


          Or, in bash,



          mkdir 1..100





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          • It should be mkdir $(seq 1 100),and yes a for loop is not necessary in this case,I just got used to it..
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          for folder in $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder;done





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          • pls high light the cmd
            – Suresh
            1 hour ago










          • [root@localhost test1]# $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `do'
            – Suresh
            59 mins ago










          • @Suresh copy the whole command including from the “for”
            – FrontENG
            58 mins ago














          up vote
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          for folder in $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder;done





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          • pls high light the cmd
            – Suresh
            1 hour ago










          • [root@localhost test1]# $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `do'
            – Suresh
            59 mins ago










          • @Suresh copy the whole command including from the “for”
            – FrontENG
            58 mins ago












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          for folder in $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder;done





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          for folder in $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder;done






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          • pls high light the cmd
            – Suresh
            1 hour ago










          • [root@localhost test1]# $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `do'
            – Suresh
            59 mins ago










          • @Suresh copy the whole command including from the “for”
            – FrontENG
            58 mins ago
















          • pls high light the cmd
            – Suresh
            1 hour ago










          • [root@localhost test1]# $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `do'
            – Suresh
            59 mins ago










          • @Suresh copy the whole command including from the “for”
            – FrontENG
            58 mins ago















          pls high light the cmd
          – Suresh
          1 hour ago




          pls high light the cmd
          – Suresh
          1 hour ago












          [root@localhost test1]# $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `do'
          – Suresh
          59 mins ago




          [root@localhost test1]# $(seq 1 100);do mkdir $folder -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `do'
          – Suresh
          59 mins ago












          @Suresh copy the whole command including from the “for”
          – FrontENG
          58 mins ago




          @Suresh copy the whole command including from the “for”
          – FrontENG
          58 mins ago












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          You don’t need a (for...do...done) loop; just do



          mkdir $seq(1 100)


          Or, in bash,



          mkdir 1..100





          share|improve this answer




















          • It should be mkdir $(seq 1 100),and yes a for loop is not necessary in this case,I just got used to it..
            – FrontENG
            7 mins ago














          up vote
          0
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          You don’t need a (for...do...done) loop; just do



          mkdir $seq(1 100)


          Or, in bash,



          mkdir 1..100





          share|improve this answer




















          • It should be mkdir $(seq 1 100),and yes a for loop is not necessary in this case,I just got used to it..
            – FrontENG
            7 mins ago












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          You don’t need a (for...do...done) loop; just do



          mkdir $seq(1 100)


          Or, in bash,



          mkdir 1..100





          share|improve this answer












          You don’t need a (for...do...done) loop; just do



          mkdir $seq(1 100)


          Or, in bash,



          mkdir 1..100






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          • It should be mkdir $(seq 1 100),and yes a for loop is not necessary in this case,I just got used to it..
            – FrontENG
            7 mins ago
















          • It should be mkdir $(seq 1 100),and yes a for loop is not necessary in this case,I just got used to it..
            – FrontENG
            7 mins ago















          It should be mkdir $(seq 1 100),and yes a for loop is not necessary in this case,I just got used to it..
          – FrontENG
          7 mins ago




          It should be mkdir $(seq 1 100),and yes a for loop is not necessary in this case,I just got used to it..
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