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Issue with String Comparison (if)
Hi,
I was trying to do a string comparison using if. However, the comparison result is getting treated as a executable statement. I'm not sure where I'm making the mistake! $ typeset TEST_VAR='YUP' $ if [$TEST_VAR='YUP']; then echo 'Got It!'; fi; ksh: [YUP=YUP]: not found. Any help is appreciated! |
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