Question

in not more than 50 words narrate the experience of the writer during and after rescuing the cat​

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For some reason, the output of the script doesn't output the file line by line but breaks it off at the commas, as well as the newline. Why is cat or "for blah in cat xyz" doing this and how can I make it NOT do this? I know I can use a

but I want to know why cat or the "for blah in" is doing this to further my understanding of unix commands. Cat's man page didn't help me and looking at for or looping in the bash manual didn't yield any answers