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Bash file name from absolute path

# Basic syntax:
basename $YOURFILE

# Example usage:
YOURFILE="/path/to/your_file.txt"
basename $YOURFILE
--> your_file.txt

# Note, to remove a specified suffix from the file name, add it at the end like:
basename $YOURFILE .txt
--> your_file

# Note, to run basename in a bash script and assign the output to a variable,
# use the following syntax:
FILENAME="$(basename -- $YOURFILE)"

Source: cyberciti.biz

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