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Displaying Array Elements in Shell Scripts
Hi All,
I am using the following piece of script to print all the array elements in a script by name compare.sh: 31 len=${#array[*]}; 32 j=0; 33 #echo "The length of the array is : $len" 34 while [$j -lt $len]; do 35 temp=${array[$j]} 36 echo "$temp" 37 let $j++ 38 done But I am getting the following error. ksh: ./compare.sh[38]: [0: not found I couldn't understand what is happening... Can anyone help me on this..... Thanks in advance Anand. |
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