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#!/bin/bash

for i in $@
do
test=`echo ${i#*file}`
echo "processing" $i
echo $test
done

Try this one, using $test, you can access 1,2 later in your script.
Hope this helps! :)

Hi Scrutinizer,

Thank you for your help, though still I am not getting how am I going to use the input from standard input later in my script?

Could you suggest me some good resource to...

Thats right I would like to put the contents of standard input
to a file

but with this code I am not getting what value would I use to put it into a file

My actual code is something like this...

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Thank you Scrutinizer that worked!!

though, I did not understand what does this do?
exec 3<&0...

Hi,

I am new to shell scripting, and I was trying the same thing where I want to read whether I have entered more than one line or not,
i.e. I have a command called grader
grader "add1
> add2"...