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variable part of variable name
Greetings
I am having a hard time trying to figure out how to use a variable as part of another variables name. For instance: A="PRE" eval ${A}_DAY=`date +%d` echo ${A}_DAY echo $PRE_DAY output: PRE_DAY 25 I would appreciate some help with this. |
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