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In Bash, there are two ways to assign array variables:

(1) name = value1... Valuen) the subscript starts at 0 at this time

(2) name [index] = value

The following is illustrated by a simple script, which is as follows:

#! / bin/bash

# define an array

A = (a b c def)

# display the array as a string output

Echo ${A [@]}

# screen display: a b c def

# the length of the array represents ${# A [*]}

Len=$ {# A [*]}

Echo ${# A [*]}

# screen display: 4

# change the value of array elements

A [3] = 'vivian'

Echo ${A [*]}

# screen display: a b c vivian

# Loop output array elements

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While [$I-lt $len]

Do

Echo ${A [$I]}

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Done

# screen output:

# a

# b

# c

# vivian

# another way to write the output array elements of the loop, note that in the condition, the reference variable must be in double quotes, otherwise an error will be reported

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