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How do I assign values to variables made in a script?

How do I assign values to variables made in a script?

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for ((x=0;x<=5;i+=1)); do
Xm$i=$var
done
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$_ENV - Environment variables

	An associative array of variables passed to the current script via the environment method.

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       |	|						    |
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       |	|						    |
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