I have to write a little shell script for class, and since there's only online lectures I do not have the option to ask my professor for help.
The task (should be) is actually very simple:
Write a shell script which lists all files in the current directory, whose name is greater than 3 and smaller than 6 characters
12.txt
--> should not be listed
123.txt
--> should be not listed
1234567.txt
--> should not be listed
12345.txt
--> should be listed
123456.txt
--> should be listed
The suffix (filename extension) .txt
is not given in the question, its just an example by me. The listing of all files should work for any suffix.
I would be happy if anyone could help me understand the correct commands for this, or maybe post a link to a tutorial etc.
shopt -s extglob
ls ??@(?|??|???|????).* 2>/dev/null