In the book "Linux Shell Scripting Cookbook"
It says $@ expands as $1, $2, $3 and so on and $* expands as $1c$2c$3, where c is the first character of IFS.
What's the difference between $@ and $* and what IFS means?
In the book "Linux Shell Scripting Cookbook"
It says $@ expands as $1, $2, $3 and so on and $* expands as $1c$2c$3, where c is the first character of IFS.
What's the difference between $@ and $* and what IFS means?