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Learn Data Science with Bash Shell

# Bash if-else
**To compare integers we use can the following operators:**

|Operator | Description   |  
|---|---|
| `-eq`  | Equal to  |
| `-ne`  | Not equal to  |
| `-gt`  | Greater than  |
| `-ge`  | Greater than OR equal to |
| `-lt`  | less than |
| `-le`  | less than OR equal to |

The following example shows how to use the number comparison
operators in an if statement.



#!/bin/bash

total=${1}
if [ $total -eq 1 ]; then
	echo "the number is equal to 1"
else
	echo "the number is NOT equal to 1"
fi

Bash `elif` is short for `else if` which can allow us to to select one of
many blocks of code to execute by testing two or more conditional
expressions. The `If-elif-else` syntax is given below:



~~~~~~

if [ conditional expression1 ]
then
	statement 1
	statement 2
	..
elif [ conditional expression2 ]
then
	statement 3
	statement 4
	..
else
	statement 5
fi
~~~~~~

**Bash file test operators:**

| File Test | Operator Description |
|---|---|
|`-e` | File exists (this could be regular file, directory, block device, character device, etc.,) |
| `-f` | It's a regular file (for example: `/etc/shadow`)| 
|`-d` | It's a directory (for example: `/var`) |
|`-b` | It's a block device (for example:`/dev/sdb`) |
|`-c` | It's a character device (for example:`/dev/tty2`) |
|`-s` | File is not empty |
|`-r` | File read permission |
|`-w` | File write permission |
|`-x` | File execute permission |
|`-u` | suid set on the file |
|`-g` | sgid set on the file | 
|`-k` | Sticky bit set on the file |
|`-p` | It's a pipe |
|`-S` | It's a socket |
|`-h` | It's a symbolic link |
|`-t` | Checks whether the given FD is opened in a terminal. |
|`-O` | You own the file |
|`-G` | File group id and my group id are the same. |
|`-N` | Did the file got modified since last read? |
| `file-a -nt file-b` | file-a is newer than file-b |
| `file-a -ot file-b` | File1 is older than file2 |
| `file-a -ef file-b` | Both file1 and file2 are hard linked to the same file |

Example:


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Bash conditional statements

Bash if-else