Shell Scripting Logic and Calculation Quiz
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What is the correct syntax for an if statement in a shell script?

  • `if [condition] then statement fi`
  • `if [condition]; then statement; else statement; fi` (correct)
  • `if condition then statement else statement end`
  • `if (condition) { statement } else { statement }`

What is the purpose of the if statement in shell scripting?

  • To read input from the user
  • To define variables
  • To generate true or false values based on a condition (correct)
  • To print output to the console

Which keyword is mandatory to close an if condition in a shell script?

  • `else`
  • `endif`
  • `fi` (correct)
  • `then`

How many blocks are there in an if statement?

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What happens if you don't close an if condition with the fi keyword in a shell script?

<p>The script will produce a syntax error (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Shell Scripting Basics

  • The echo command is used to output text to the screen.
  • The read command is used to get user input, and the input is stored in a variable.

Calculating Circumference

  • The formula for calculating the circumference of a circle is 2 * 3.14 * $r, where $r is the radius of the circle.
  • The unit of measurement for the circumference is not specified, but it is likely to be in meters or centimeters.

Conditional Statements in Shell Scripting

  • A conditional statement is used to generate a true or false value based on a particular condition.
  • The conditional statement has two blocks: the first block displays the true value, and the second block displays the false value.
  • The if keyword is used to start a conditional statement, and the fi keyword is used to close it.
  • The else keyword is used to specify the alternative action if the condition is false.
  • The syntax for a conditional statement is: if [condition] then statement else statement fi
  • The fi keyword is compulsory to close a conditional statement.

Example of Conditional Statement

  • The example given is: if [condition] then statement else statement fi
  • This syntax is divided into two blocks: then and else
  • The then block is executed if the condition is true, and the else block is executed if the condition is false.

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Test your knowledge of shell scripting logic and calculations with this quiz. Evaluate your understanding of if conditions, variable assignments, and mathematical operations in shell scripts. Practice solving problems involving calculations and conditional statements in a Shell environment.

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