Remove files which not named “today.md”

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I have the a series of markdown files in the working directory:



$ ls *.md
csv_reader.md egrep.md find.md found_pdfs.md osPathSep_help.md readme.md smtplib_help.md today.md


I want to remove them except "today.md"



#!/usr/local/bin/bash
for i in ./*.md ; do
if [[ $i != "today.md" ]]; then
echo $i
fi
done


Run it and get



$ bash bash/remove_files.sh
./csv_reader.md
./egrep.md
./find.md
./found_pdfs.md
./osPathSep_help.md
./readme.md
./smtplib_help.md
./today.md


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    I have the a series of markdown files in the working directory:



    $ ls *.md
    csv_reader.md egrep.md find.md found_pdfs.md osPathSep_help.md readme.md smtplib_help.md today.md


    I want to remove them except "today.md"



    #!/usr/local/bin/bash
    for i in ./*.md ; do
    if [[ $i != "today.md" ]]; then
    echo $i
    fi
    done


    Run it and get



    $ bash bash/remove_files.sh
    ./csv_reader.md
    ./egrep.md
    ./find.md
    ./found_pdfs.md
    ./osPathSep_help.md
    ./readme.md
    ./smtplib_help.md
    ./today.md


    Nonetheless, the structured commands are not handy in the command line, how could I accomplish such a task with shorter commands









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      I have the a series of markdown files in the working directory:



      $ ls *.md
      csv_reader.md egrep.md find.md found_pdfs.md osPathSep_help.md readme.md smtplib_help.md today.md


      I want to remove them except "today.md"



      #!/usr/local/bin/bash
      for i in ./*.md ; do
      if [[ $i != "today.md" ]]; then
      echo $i
      fi
      done


      Run it and get



      $ bash bash/remove_files.sh
      ./csv_reader.md
      ./egrep.md
      ./find.md
      ./found_pdfs.md
      ./osPathSep_help.md
      ./readme.md
      ./smtplib_help.md
      ./today.md


      Nonetheless, the structured commands are not handy in the command line, how could I accomplish such a task with shorter commands









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      I have the a series of markdown files in the working directory:



      $ ls *.md
      csv_reader.md egrep.md find.md found_pdfs.md osPathSep_help.md readme.md smtplib_help.md today.md


      I want to remove them except "today.md"



      #!/usr/local/bin/bash
      for i in ./*.md ; do
      if [[ $i != "today.md" ]]; then
      echo $i
      fi
      done


      Run it and get



      $ bash bash/remove_files.sh
      ./csv_reader.md
      ./egrep.md
      ./find.md
      ./found_pdfs.md
      ./osPathSep_help.md
      ./readme.md
      ./smtplib_help.md
      ./today.md


      Nonetheless, the structured commands are not handy in the command line, how could I accomplish such a task with shorter commands







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