In linux, in bash scripting, for integer comparisons you use things like -le, -gt, -lt, -eq, etc, while for [...] comparisons you use == (or simply =) and !=
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In linux, in bash scripting, for integer comparisons you use things like -le, -gt, -lt, -eq, etc, while for [...] comparisons you use == (or simply =) and !=
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In linux, in bash scripting, for integer comparisons you use things like -le, -gt, -lt, -eq, etc, while for [...] comparisons you use == (or simply =) and !=
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Other Comparison Operators Other Comparison Operators Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide: Prev Chapter 7. Tests Next 7.3. Other Comparison Operators A binary comparison operator compares two variables or quantities. Note that integer and string comparison use a different set of operators. integer comparison -eq is equal to if [ "$a"
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