Mastering Flow Control with case Command in Linux
Explore the power of the case command in Linux for efficient multiple-choice decision-making. Learn about the syntax, patterns, and examples to enhance your command line skills. Dr. Reyes from New York City College of Technology provides valuable insights in this comprehensive guide.
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The Linux Command Line Chapter 31 Flow Control: Branching With case Prepared by Dr. Reyes, New York City College of Technology
The case Command case A special type of branching statement, designed for multiple-choice decisions. Syntax:
The case Command Patterns In the case command the control variable will be matched with a pattern, that may take the following forms:
case Example Basic case example:
case Example Multiple matches case example:
case Example Another case example using classes:
