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Bash store file lines in variable

# Basic syntax:
FILELINES=`cat your_file.txt`

# Example usage:
# Say you have a file "your_file.txt" containing the following sample names
# and you want to iterate over them in a bash script:
SAMPLE1
SAMPLE2
SAMPLE3
# The bash script would look like:
SAMPLES = `cat your_file.txt`
for SAMPLE in $SAMPLES; do
	echo $SAMPLE
done

Source: stackoverflow.com

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