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how do I get the value of expr with ksh
Post 5823 by Michael on Friday 24th of August 2001 07:15:43 AM
08-24-2001
Hi Krisna,
try it with "let"
example:
let k="($a + $b) * $c"
k=900
greetings
try it with "let"
example:
let k="($a + $b) * $c"
k=900
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