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-###### Examples
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-```sh
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-# Iterate over every non-hidden file in the current directory, and prepend '1-' to its name.
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-$ for * { mv $it 1-$it }
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-# Iterate over a sequence and write each element to a file
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-$ for i in $(seq 1 100) { echo $i >> foo }
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-```
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##### Subshells
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Subshells evaluate a given block in a new instance (fork) of the current shell process. to create a subshell, any valid shell code can be enclosed in braces.
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