How to chmod of subdirectories of a provided path (BASH)

Question

I need a script that takes a single command line argument that is a directory path. The script should check the argument to determine if it is in fact a directory. If it is a directory, then the script should change the protection mode of any subdirectories located in it to 600. If the argument is not a directory, then an appropriate message should be printed out.

I have

if [ -d $1 ] ; then

---

else

echo "This is not a directory"

fi

Basically I don't know what to put on the blank line. I was fooling around with chmod but my line seemed to want to change the inputted path and not just the subdirectories.

Answer 1

([ -d "$1" ] && find $1 -type d -mindepth 1 | xargs chmod 600 | true) || echo 'Not a directory'