bash array operations

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Created: Jun 08, 2005


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sometimes we need to remove one element from an array for example we remove the element 2 (third) from array


array=("hello" "i" "like" "bash")
i=2
array=(${array[@]:0:$i} ${array[@]:$(($i + 1))})

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the bash array operations example is broken by jonnyhacker
Re: the bash array operations example is broken by utoddl



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