Removed confusing example for fileN

Author: moebrowne

README.md

@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ The order the arguments are passed on the command line makes a difference
 
 If you need to pass in non-argument stings along side your arguments you just need to add the end of arguments marker `--` and anything that follows wont be parsed as an argument but instead will be assigned to a numbered positional argument:
 
-For example running: `./script.sh --arg1 --arg2 -- file1 file2 -f file5 fileN`
+For example running: `./script.sh --arg1 --arg2 -- file1 file2 -f file5`
 
 Will be parsed as:
 
@@ -203,7 +203,6 @@ Will be parsed as:
 * Non-Argument: `file2` (accessible via `$2`)
 * Non-Argument: `-f` (accessible via `$3`)
 * Non-Argument: `file5` (accessible via `$4`)
-* Non-Argument: `fileN` (accessible via `${N}`)
 
 This way you can define arguments along side an arbitrary number of strings you may want to operate on at the same time!