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If statement (yes or no)
I have the program:
#!/bin/ksh echo Please enter yes or no read n typeset -l n if [[ $n = yes ]] then echo My name exit else echo delete my name fi Question: How can I make the program accept only the word "yes" or "no" otherwise it will ask the user to re-enter? Thanks! |
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