How to use indexed arrays in bash

Posted by xmodulo on Apr 5, 2021 12:03 PM EDT
Xmodulo; By Dan Nanni
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Bash supports one-dimensional indexed arrays, which are essentially ordered lists, where you can access the values by their index (i.e., position in the list). This bash tutorial teaches you how to use indexed arrays in bash. Various usages of indexed arrays in bash are illustrated with examples.

Bash supports one-dimensional indexed arrays, which are essentially ordered lists, where you can access the values by their index (i.e., position in the list). This bash tutorial teaches you how to use indexed arrays in bash. Various usages of indexed arrays in bash are illustrated with examples.

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