Error on my code - bash

Question

#!/bin/bash
# When a match is not found, just present nothing.
shopt -s nullglob
files=(*.wav)
if [[ ${#files[#]} -eq 0 ]]; then
echo "No match found."
fi
for file in "${files[#]}"; do
# We get the date part
find_date=$(stat -c %y $file | awk '{print $1}')`
for t in "${parts[#]}"; do
IFS="-." read -ra parts <<< "$file"
if [[ $t == [0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]-[0-9][0-9]-[0-9][0-9] ]]; then
file_date=$t
break
fi
done
# If a value was not assigned, then show an error message and continue to the next file.
# Just making sure there is nothing in Array and date before it moves on
if [[ -z $file_date ]]; then
continue
fi
file_year=${file_date:0:4}
file_month=${file_date:6:2}
mkdir -p "$file_year/$file_month"
# -- is just there to not interpret filenames starting with - as options.
echo "Moving: ./"$file "to: " "./"$file_year"/"$file_month
mv "$file" "$file_year/$file_month"
done
I have some files that are .wav.... I want to put the files in an array like I did and then Stat -c %y filename |awk $1 which gives me YYYY-MM-DD and then I wanna put the date in the array so then I can set it 2 variables Year and Month so then I can either make a DIR Year/Month or if DIR is already there then just mv it. which is mkdir -p... Geting errors in my code but I do not think i am reading the file in my array correct.
25: continue: only meaningful in a for',while', or `until' loop
my echo statement Moving: ./OUT117-20092025-5845.wav to: .//

Answer 1

Besides some syntax issues main problem is that you cannot have continue outside for loop.
Syntax error are:
You cannot have space on either side of assignment operator = so find_date= stat -c %y $file | awk{print $1}` should befind_date=$(stat -c %y $file | awk '{print $1}')`
Regex operator is =~ instead of ==
UPDATE: You are starting your for loop before you are setting your variable.
for t in "${parts[#]}"; do
IFS="-." read -ra parts <<< "$file"
It should be:
IFS="-." read -ra parts <<< "$file"
for t in "${parts[#]}"; do