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| Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide | |
| An in-depth exploration of the gentle art of shell scripting | |
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| Shell or C? | |
| In the preceding chapters we have been looking at ways to get simple programming tasks done. The immediateness of the script languages is a great advantage when we just want to get a job done as quickly as possible. | |
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| Arrays | |
| A useful facility in the C-shell is the ability to make arrays out of strings and other variables. The round parentheses `(..)' do this. For example, look at the following commands. | |
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| C shell | |
| The C shell is the command interpreter which you use to run programs and utilities. It contains a simple programming language for writing tailor-made commands, and allows you to join together unix commands with pipes. It is a configurable environment, and once you know it well, it is the most efficient way of working with unix. | |
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