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Storing Command Line Values
Hi,
I am trying to read the value passed by the user and store it in a variable so that later I can read it from the variable. But I am getting errors. Can you please help? Thanks. Code: $ECHO "Enter the Country for which you want the installation to be executed? (US/India):" read COUNTRY if [ "$COUNTRY" = "us" -o "$COUNTRY" = "US" ] then $COUNTRY="US" else $COUNTRY="India" fi $echo "The installation is for: $COUNTRY" Execution Result: ./Country_Test.sh: line 4: Enter the Country for which you want the installation to be executed?: command not found us ./Country_Test.sh: line 8: us=US: command not found ./Country_Test.sh: line 13: The installation is for: us: command not found |
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