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Multiple Conditionals
Yet another question. I want to make something like this:
if [ $number1 -le 10 ]||[ $number2 -le 10 ]&&[ $number3 -le 10] then ... fi but that apparently is not right. I want either the first condition to be true OR the second AND third conditions to be true for the "then" to be processed. How can I do this? |
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