In linux, in bash scripting, a [...] is used to put two lines of code on the same line (usually used in while/do/done and if/then/fi cluases to combine the while/do and if/then in one line)
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^^ semi-colon
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In linux, in bash scripting, a [...] is used to put two lines of code on the same line (usually used in while/do/done and if/then/fi cluases to combine the while/do and if/then in one line)
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In linux, in bash scripting, a [...] is used to put two lines of code on the same line (usually used in while/do/done and if/then/fi cluases to combine the while/do and if/then in one line)
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;
^^ semi-colon
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7. Shell Scripting ion is met ( -gt stands for greater than, -lt stands for less than). The if command executes all the lines between the if and the fi (``if'' spelled backwards). 5 X=10 Y=5 if test "$X" -gt "$Y" <span>; then echo "$X is greater than $Y" fi The if command in its full form can contain as much as: 5 X=10 Y=5 if test "$X" -gt "$Y" ; then echo "$X is greater than $Y" elif test "$X" -lt "$Y"
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