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Error ^M not found while using read command
Hi guys,
i have a script called readnametest.i had written like this # !/bin/ksh echo "enter your name please" read x; echo " your name is $x" i am getting an error like "readnametest.ksh[3]: ^M: not found." while executing this one.Could any one please explain me on why this error is coming.am i writing the read command syntax in a proper way or not? i am new to the unix scripting. thanksinadvance narasimharao. |
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