A for loop is a type of control structure commonly used in programming languages to perform repetitive tasks. In a Linux Bash shell script, the for loop is used to iterate through a set of values and ...

Heads Up: Both $@ and $* behave identically unless it is enclosed with double-quotes.Try to avoid $* unless it is needed.. Example 5 - C style for loop syntax. Bash also offers c style for loop syntax ...

Bash scripting is every Linux administrator's Swiss Army knife. Learn how using a for-loop in conjunction with Bash scripts can produce powerful results. Skip to content ...

Run above script as: $ chmod 755 showfile $./showfile foo Shell script name is showfile ($0) and foo is argument (which is $1).Then shell compare it as follows: if cat $1 which is expanded to if cat ...

6.9K. This is a continuation article in bash loop wherein the previous article we have explained about for loop.In this article, we will take a look at two more bash loops namely, while and until loop ...