greycat 1192215130 learn Quoting 101: Use "double quotes" around variables like "$foo". Use 'single quotes' to make everything lose its special meaning. To do complicated things, use 'single quotes with "double quotes" inside them'. Use '\'' to represent a single quote inside 'single quotes'.
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lhunath 1222088292 learn Quoting 101: Use "double quotes" around parameter expansions like "$foo", "$@". Use 'single quotes' to make everything literal. You can nest "double quotes inside 'single quotes'" and vica versa. You can't put single quotes inside single quotes; so do this instead: 'Don'\''t forget to quote!'
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lhunath 1222088533 learn Quoting 101: Use "double quotes" around parameter expansions like "$foo", "$@". Use 'single quotes' to make everything literal. You can nest "'single quotes' inside double quotes" and vica versa. You can't put single quotes inside single quotes; so do this instead: 'Don'\''t forget to quote!'
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lhunath 1224576802 learn Quoting 101: Use "double quotes" to allow parameter expansions like "$foo", "$@", "Your name: $name". Use 'single quotes' to make everything literal (including $ and \ signs). You can nest "'single quotes' inside double quotes" and vice versa. You can't put single quotes inside single quotes; so do this instead: 'Don'\''t forget to quote!'
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lhunath 1237190742 learn Quoting 101: Use "double quotes" to allow parameter expansions like "$foo", "$@", "Your name: $name". Use 'single quotes' to make everything literal (including $ and \). You can nest "'single quotes' inside double quotes" and vice versa. You can't put single quotes inside single quotes; so either nest them in double quotes or do this: 'Don'\''t forget to quote!'
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lhunath 1237191005 learn Quoting 101: Use "double quotes" to allow parameter expansions like "$foo", "$@", "Your name: $name". Use 'single quotes' to make everything literal (including $ and \). You can nest "'single quotes' inside double quotes" and vice versa. You can't put single quotes inside single quotes; so nest them in double quotes or do this: 'Don'\''t forget to quote!'
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Samus_ 1238802270 learn Quoting 101: Use "double quotes" to allow parameter expansions like "$foo", "$@", "Your name: $name". Use 'single quotes' to make everything literal (including $ and \). You can nest "'single quotes' inside double quotes" and vice versa. You can't put single quotes inside single quotes; so nest them in double quotes or do this: 'Don'\''t forget to quote!' See: http://bash-hackers.org/wiki/doku.php/syntax/words
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lhunath 1246455414 learn Quoting 101: Always use "double quotes" around expansions: "$foo", "$(awk ..)". Use 'single quotes' to prevent even bash expansion: awk '$1 == foo'. You "can 'nest'" quotes but can't put literal single quotes in single quotes; so use: 'Don'\''t forget to quote!'.