You really don't want to do this in a shell script - scripting languages in Unix typically do not handle or work with floating values, only integers. A better way would be to write a program to do this that works under Unix, such as a 'C" program.
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They are not given in the script.
*Time of day, location, period
just have a clear sequence of who are the guest speakers.. and breiefly introduce them after yoy have given info about the ceremomy.
The screenwriter writes the screenplay. Screenplays are always re-written, so that the original writer may simply sell the original script to a production company who then hires a 'script doctor' to re-write it. Rarely does an original screenplay become a 'shooting script', but it does happen. Clint Eastwood, for example, is known for finding great scripts and shooting them. You can always read the name of the screenwriter in the closing credits for a film. Often, there are several writers given credit.
Implicit stage directions are the directions that aren't given directly in a script. For example, a script may say: Bert: No John, I can't let you leave. If there are no actions accompanying or following the line, the actor/director must infer that Bert would grab John--or otherwise block him from leaving. --------------------------------------------- Bert: No John, I can't let you leave. [Bert locks the door.] What is in brackets is EXPLICIT stage directions.