Array definition: The so-called array, is the same data type of elements in a certain order of the set, that is, the finite type of the same variable with a name command, that is, these variables are defined as a group, they do not have their own name, then how do we find the variables or elements? is by index or subscript (sometimes called subscript variable)
Array Features:
1. Arrays are collections of elements of the same data type
2, the elements in the array are sequential, they put together in memory in this order, that is to say: The array is a contiguous memory of a space.
3. The array element is represented by the entire array name and its own sequential position in the array, a[0] means: The first element in array A (or the first component) and so on, the array Subscript (index) in the bash shell starts at 0.
Example: Now there are AA, BB, CC, DD, EE, ff Six elements to create these files under/tmp in their name, using the For Loop way. How do you write it?
Let's start by talking about the array assignment method:
The first method:
array= (aa bb cc dd EE ff separate each element with a space.
Second method: Using key-value pairs (key=value)
array= ([0]=AA [1]=BB] [2]=CC [3]=DD] [4]=ee [5]=FF]
The third method: You can use DECLARE-A to declare a variable type as an array type and assign it later.
Declare-a ARRAY
Array[0]=aa
Array[1]=bb
Array[2]=cc
Array[3]=dd
Array[4]=ee
Array[5]=ff
This method assigns a value to the array, but there is a flaw, which is a bit silly when the array component (element) is relatively large.
The fourth method: Use the result of the system execution command as an array element.
That is: array= ($ (LS)) this way
Declare-a array #先声明一个变量, array type
values= "AA bb cc dd EE ff" #将数组中的各个元素保存在一个变量中用空格作为分隔符
Array= ($ (Echo ${values}))
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#!/bin/bash
#Author: Wangergui email:[email protected] date:2016-08-26
#Release 1.0
#Function: Auto Create files (practice array)
Path=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:~/bin
Export PATH
files= "AA bb cc dd EE ff"
Declare-a ARRAY
Array= ($ (Echo ${files}))
index=$ ((${#ARRAY [@]}-1))
function Check () {
if [!-F "$"];then
return 0
Else
Return 1
Fi
}
For I in $ (seq 0 ${index});d O
Check/tmp/${array[${i}]}
If [$?-eq 0];then
Touch/tmp/${array[${i}]}
Fi
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Shell Script---Array