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Getting started with conditionals

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  • messiadbatoulha1
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    read -p "y" char

    if [ "char" == "y" ]; then echo "YES" elif [ "char" == "n" ]; then echo "NO" fi

  • akashprajapati27
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    read x

case $x in
    y|Y) echo "YES" ;;
    n|N) echo "NO" ;;
esac

  • ayushverma99340
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    read input
if [[ $input == "y" || $input == "Y" ]]
then
echo "YES"
else
echo "NO"
fi

  • swetarayala1
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    I used case statement ->

    read input case $input in [yY]) echo "YES" ;; [nN]) echo "NO" ;; esac

  • 21EC029_KPRIET
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    Easy solution:

    #!/bin/bash

read CHAR

[ ${#CHAR} -eq 1 ] && [ $CHAR == 'Y' ] || [ $CHAR == 'y' ] && echo "YES" && exit 0
[ ${#CHAR} -eq 1 ] && [ $CHAR == 'N' ] || [ $CHAR == 'n' ] && echo "NO" && exit 0

    EXPLANATION : : we are reading the char, :next if the char == length 1 we pass that to check if it is y,Y,n,N if it is anyone of it we print and exit