Look --- it is NOT hard (using bash or whatever 'nix shell you prefer)
to convert a string (whose characters represent a number) to a number.
LOL, these days you can even look up how on the web.
"10" is a string representing the number ten. It is not the NUMBER ten.
Look up what the bash operator $ does.
Michael D Novack
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