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Thank you ^_^ problem solved and assignment passed. Again, thank you. You were very helpful.

I hadn't even realized that I was using FILE and $file. My apologies. So, this is my code at present:

#!/bin/sh

p1="$1"
shift
p2="$1"
shift

for FILE in "$@"
do
echo $p1
...

Using
for FILE in "$@"

I get the error
sed can't read : No such file or directory
mv: cannot move `temp.out' to `': No such file or directory


What I have with your recommended changes -...

Okay, I changed the code to
#!/bin/sh

p1="$1"
shift
p2="$1"
shift

for file in *
do
echo $p1
echo $p2

sed "s/$p1/$p2/g" $file >temp.out
mv temp.out $file...

I just posted a question in regards to a homework assignment in the homework forums, and then shortly received a PM with the title "You have received a reminder from the The UNIX and Linux Forums"....

I am not sure what I am doing wrong here. The code should work fine. I have been making small changes insuring that each new bit works. Now running my sed through multiple files I am getting...