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Multiple Substitution
Hello Guys,
I have some variables declared as below VARIABLE1=Table VARIABLE2=VARIABLE1 Now when I do an echo $VARIABLE2 it gives me below atrcus303{root} #: echo $VARIABLE2 VARIABLE1 I want to echo the value of VARIABLE1 using the VARIABLE2. So I tried to the below atrcus303{root} #: echo ${$VARIABLE2} bash: ${$VARIABLE2}: bad substitution Is there any way the Shell allows you to multiple substitute a variable?  |
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