kwtm 1300548809 learn Use more quotes, not just when assigning variables. Examples: WRONG: Var="a b c" && echo $Var ; RIGHT: Var="a b c" && echo "$Var"
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kwtm 1300548853 learn Use more quotes, not just when assigning variables. Examples: WRONG: Var="a b c" && echo $Var ; RIGHT: Var="a b c" && echo "$Var"
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kwtm 1301235566 learn Use more quotes, not just when assigning variables. Examples: WRONG: Var="a b c" && echo $Var ; RIGHT: Var="a b c" && echo "$Var"
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kwtm 1301235898 learn Use more quotes, not just when assigning variables. Examples: WRONG: Var="/b*" && echo $Var is a 3-character string ; RIGHT: Var="/*b" && echo "$Var is a 3-character string"
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kwtm 1301236078 learn Use more quotes, not just when assigning variables. Examples: WRONG: Var="/b* is a 3-character string" && echo $Var ; RIGHT: Var="/*b is a 3-character string" && echo "$Var"
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kwtm 1301236155 learn Use more quotes, not just when assigning variables. Examples: WRONG: Var="/b* is a 3-character string" && echo $Var ; RIGHT: Var="/b* is a 3-character string" && echo "$Var"
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kwtm 1303163441 learn Use more quotes, not just when assigning variables. Try these examples: WRONG: Var="/* is two punctuation marks" && echo $Var ; RIGHT: Var="/* is two punctuation marks" && echo "$Var"