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linux:bash [21/05/2025 13:32] – [Arrays] andrewlinux:bash [04/07/2025 10:57] (current) – andrew
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 [[linux:bash-quickguide|Quick guide to shell scripts in BASH]] [[linux:bash-quickguide|Quick guide to shell scripts in BASH]]
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 ===== Generic script frameworks ===== ===== Generic script frameworks =====
  
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 [[linux:bashshortcut|Bash reference and shortcuts sheet]] [[linux:bashshortcut|Bash reference and shortcuts sheet]]
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 ==== Print tab character. ==== ==== Print tab character. ====
  
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 ==== Running multiple commands ==== ==== Running multiple commands ====
  
-Join two or more commands together, just rune them in turn and don't care if they succeed or fail:-+Join two or more commands together, just run them in turn and don't care if they succeed or fail:-
  
   $ command1 ; command2   $ command1 ; command2
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 Unlike setting variables where a space round the ''VARIABLE=value'' is required, comparison operators NEED a space round the operator, thinking on this, setting a variable and testing it are quite different operations, but the ''='' and ''=='' for variable setting and testing numeric equality do superficially look similar.  Unlike setting variables where a space round the ''VARIABLE=value'' is required, comparison operators NEED a space round the operator, thinking on this, setting a variable and testing it are quite different operations, but the ''='' and ''=='' for variable setting and testing numeric equality do superficially look similar. 
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 ===== if elif else ===== ===== if elif else =====
  
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