Content preview from Learn Linux Shell Scripting - Fundamentals of Bash 4.4
- How does an if-then(-else) statement end?
- How can we use regular expression search patterns in a conditional evaluation?
- Why do we need the elif keyword?
- What is nesting?
- How can we get information about how to use shell builtins and keywords?
- What is the opposite keyword of while?
- Why would we choose the for loop over the while loop?
- What is brace expansion and on which characters can we use it?
- Which two keywords allow us to have more granular control over loops?
- If we are nesting loops, how can we employ loop control to influence outer loops from an inner loop?
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