Shell Programming and Scripting

My script reads all the log files in a directory, the user would enter a range and the script would only display the files within those range. Here's my code:

Code:

 
 #!/bin/bash
 LOG_FILES=("Sandbox/logs/*")
 for file in ${LOG_FILES[@]}; do echo $file; done
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 for i in $(seq $1 $2); do echo $i; done

The first loop display all the files in the log directory. The second loop display numbers within that range. These 2 loops work but I don't know how to combine them together.
I would like the script to read all the files in the log directories and only echo out the files within a range of say, 20 to 24. So my output would be:

Code:

 
 server.logs-2017-04-20
server.logs-2017-04-21
server.logs-2017-04-22
server.logs-2017-04-23
server.logs-2017-04-24

Any suggestions? tks

What do you call a range? A number / sequence of days? Within a month? Do they span month boundaries? What if there are files from March or May?
For above, and with a recent bash, try

Code:

ls -1 server.logs-2017-04-{21..23}
server.logs-2017-04-21
server.logs-2017-04-22
server.logs-2017-04-23