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docs/cheaha/slurm/practical_sbatch.md

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         Double parentheses with a leading dollar sign like `$((...))` are used for evaluating integer arithmetic to a variable.
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-1. The line `sbatch --array=0-$FILE_COUNT%4 job.sh` puts the array tasks in the Slurm queue using the `job.sh` script. The array of tasks runs from 0 to $FILE_COUNT as determined earlier, with the %4 limit restricting the number of tasks that can run simultaneously to 4.
+1. The line `sbatch --array=0-$FILE_COUNT%4 job.sh` puts the array tasks in the Slurm queue using the `job.sh` script. The array of tasks runs from 0 to $FILE_COUNT as determined earlier, where %4 limits the number of simultaneous tasks to 4.
 
 To use the script, enter the command `bash main.sh` at the terminal.