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hpr2729 :: Bash Tips - 18

Arrays in Bash (part 3)

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Hosted by Dave Morriss on 2019-01-17 is flagged as Explicit and is released under a CC-BY-SA license.
Bash, array, indexed array, associative array, parameter expansion. (Be the first).
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Bash Scripting.

This is an open series in which Hacker Public Radio Listeners can share their Bash scripting knowledge and experience with the community. General programming topics and Bash commands are explored along with some tutorials for the complete novice.

Bash Tips - 18 (Extra auxiliary Bash tips)

Arrays in Bash

This is the third of a small group of shows on the subject of arrays in Bash. It is also the eighteenth show in the Bash Tips sub-series.

In the last show we looked at ways of accessing elements with negative indices and how to concatenate arrays. We then launched into parameter expansion in the context of arrays.

There are a few more parameter expansion operations to look at in this episode, then in the next episode we will look in more depth at the declare built in command and at some of the commands that assist with loading data into arrays.

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