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let 'count = 1.2 * 100' error
Post 302145512 by fedora on Wednesday 14th of November 2007 12:31:25 PM
11-14-2007
let 'count = 1.2 * 100' error
I am trying to test some multiply function under bash shell, as you can see from the following
$ let 'count = 1.2 * 100'
bash: let: count = 1.2 * 100: syntax error in expression (error token is ".2 * 100")
does not work, seems bash shell does not like ".2"
$ let 'count = 1 * 100'
without .2, accepted,
So my question is, how can i let bash shell do the 1.2 * 100?
Thanks!
$ let 'count = 1.2 * 100'
bash: let: count = 1.2 * 100: syntax error in expression (error token is ".2 * 100")
does not work, seems bash shell does not like ".2"
$ let 'count = 1 * 100'
without .2, accepted,
So my question is, how can i let bash shell do the 1.2 * 100?
Thanks!
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