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    Catching user input - The Linux Documentation Project

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    The following options are supported by the Bash read built-in: ... michel ~/test> cat leaptest.sh #!/bin/bash # This script will test if you have given a leap year or not. echo "Type the year that you want to check (4 digits), followed by ... Later, the user can review the output file, or it may be used by another script as input.

    User Input - Bash Scripting Tutorial

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    We looked at one form of user input (command line arguments) in the previous section. Now we would like to introduce other ways the user may provide input to the Bash script. Following this we'll have a discussion on when and where is best to use each method. After the mammoth previous section this one is much easier ...

    9- Bash Scripting- Taking user's Input using Read command ...

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    In our last tutorial we discussed for conditional statement, & now we will discuss how we can take user’s input as value for our variables by using READ command & how we can redirect the output of a script to a file. ... Up until now, we were using variables that has values assigned ...

    bash - How to prompt user for input in shell script? - Stack Overflow

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    Feb 25, 2017 - You need to use the read built-in available in bash and store the multiple user inputs into variables, read -p "Enter the files you would like to install: " arg1 arg2 arg3. Give your inputs separated by space. For example, when running the above, Enter the files you would like to install: spreadsheet json diffTool.
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    bash - How do I prompt for Yes/No/Cancel input in a Linux shell script ...

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    Oct 22, 2008 - The simplest and most widely available method to get user input at a shell prompt is the read command. The best way to illustrate its use is a simple demonstration: while true; do read -p "Do you wish to install this program?" yn case $yn in [Yy]* ) make install; break;; [Nn]* ) exit;; * ) echo "Please answer yes ...

    How to prompt and read user input in a Bash shell script ...

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    Jun 22, 2017 - Unix/Linux bash shell script FAQ: How do I prompt a user for input from a shell script (Bash shell script), and then read the input the user provides? Answer: I usually use the shell script read function to read input from a shell script. Here are two slightly different versions of the same shell script. This first ...

    Getting User Input Via Keyboard - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A ...

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    Mar 29, 2016 - Where,. -p "Prompt" : Display prompt to user without a newline. variable1 : The first input (word) is assigned to the variable1. variable2 : The second input (word) is assigned to the variable2. Handling Input. Create a script called greet.sh as follows: #!/bin/bash read -p "Enter your name : " name echo "Hi, ...
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    bash - Read Command : How to verify user has typed something ...

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    Dec 22, 2014 - #!/bin/bash # create a variable to hold the input read -p "Please enter something: " userInput # Check if string is empty using -z. For more 'help test' if [[ -z "$userInput" ]]; then printf '%s\n' "No input entered" exit 1 else # If userInput is not empty show what the user typed in and run ls -l printf "You entered %s ...

    How to Prompt for User Input in Linux shell script - TecAdmin

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    Nov 5, 2014 - Uses: read command is used for getting user input in a Linux shell script. -p switch with read command is used for showing some helpful text on-screen. Create a shell script named input.sh and add following content. #!/bin/bash read -p "Enter Your Name: " username echo "Welcome $username!".

    Bash Scripting: User Input - YouTube

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