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display whats in an array side by side
ok, so ive got some values that are inputed by a user and are stored in an array. Now what i want to do is change this piece of code below to show ina different way.
Code:
}
for (( num=0; num<9; num++ ))
do
echo ${arr[$num]}
done
}
so, if the user inputs the letter "a" i want to automatically put that in the first array box. But if the user inputs the letter "b" then i want to automatically put that into the second array box. sorry for the quickness of my second thread, im on a deadline today. thanks in advance. |
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