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how to use expr
i am new to shell programming, currently using redhat linux of version
2.4.20-8. i have problem in executing expr command in the following shell script $ x=5 $ x='expr $x + 1' $ echo $x the output is displaying always expr $x + 1 Pls guide me for the above query |
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