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Shell Programming Secrets Nobody Talks About (Part 2)

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6 Mar 2023CPOL9 min read 8.2K   11  
This final part of the article series covers some other important behaviour of bash, particularly that relating to text expansions and substitutions.
The famed text-processing abilities of the Bourne shell (sh) have been vastly expanded in the Bourne-Again shell (bash). These abilities are efficient to a fault and the code can be even more cryptic. This final part of the article series covers some important behaviour of bash, particularly that relating to text expansions and substitutions.

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