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Extracting dynamic values
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I am stuck with extracting values by combining 2 dynamically extracted values. The code goes like this #!/usr/bin/ksh ID1="abcd" i=1 #this is a dynamic value and keeps on changing b="ID" #this is static now i want the value of ID1 variable. like echo $b$i But echo $b$i gives "ID1" and not the value in ID1. Is there a way to extract the value of ID1 Thanks Chaitanya |
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