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to compare two strings
hi all,
i am new to unix. Actually i need to compare two string and print the result... suppose type='sun' if[$type = 'sun' ]; then echo good morning else echo good night fi whether the comparison is right r we need to use eq???? help me please....  thanks in advance.... |
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