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02-14-2007
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concatenating string and variable
how to concatenate a string and variable like
a=rahul and i want to put it into another variable 'b' as "rahul_prasath" i dont want to use another variable for "_prasath" how to do it? 
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02-14-2007
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a=unix
b="$a"admin echo $b u will get unixadmin. i hope this will solve ur problem
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