Oct 172010
Simple environment variable usage in Linux
Answer:
In Linux, the most basic way to set an environment variable is use the "=" operator.
For example:
# foo=bar
# echo $foo
bar
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Simple environment variable usage in Linux
Answer:
In Linux, the most basic way to set an environment variable is use the "=" operator.
For example:
# foo=bar
# echo $foo
bar
