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variable comparison
Hello,
I am trying to compare two variables, which both have a word stored in it. The code I am using is. Please tell me which one of these is correct.Or please tell me the correct syntax. Thankyou if [ $variable1=$variable2 ] then if [ $($variable1)=$($variable2) ] then if [ "$variable1"="$variable2" ] then if [ "$variable1" = "$variable2" ] then if [ "$variable1" -eq "$variable2" ] then None of them seems to work for me. |
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