Syntax error
 

I keep getting this syntax error when i try running one of my scripts.

##Test2
>temp$$
set `cat data19`
for i in `echo $*`
do
echo $i>>temp$$
done

cnt=0
for k in `cat temp$$|grep -i junk`
do
cnt=`expr $cnt + 1`
if[`expr $cnt %2` -eq 0]
then
echo $k
fi
done
echo $cnt
rm -f temp$$


The syntax error reads
smoke1: line 14: syntax error near unexpected token `then'
smoke1: line 14: ` then'

I have no clue what this error means

can anybody help?

Pure wild-a** guess here: Do you need a space between the "if" and the open square bracket? So the line would instead be "if [ blah ]..."

Or possibly the "then" keyword isn't recognized by that particular script processor? so maybe take the "then" keyword out and try it?