bash variable in string
foo="Hello"
foo="${foo} World"
echo "${foo}"
> Hello World${!var} #Just use to use reference value inside another variable ;)VAR1="Hello,"
VAR2=" World"
VAR3="$VAR1$VAR2"
echo "$VAR3"
domain='http://www.whitehouse.gov'
path='/some/path'
base_url="$domain$path"#Just use following structure to store output of command into a variable:
var=$(command)
#For example:
var=$(echo 'hi') #store hi into var
var=$(ls) #store list of files into var
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