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, and are ASCII files that can be created with any editor. Both UNIX and Windows end-of-line formats are supported but in certain circumstances, they may be automatically converted to UNIX end-of-line format."
- or an escape - \
- must be used to prevent the parser from interpreting the space as an end of word marker. Unless within double quotes, to specify a literal tab or space character it must be escaped by preceding it with a backslash character - \
." ... "
\"
"
- character\t
\
\
is treated as a literal character\\
\
- character#
character that is either of${
and followed by }
. For example, to access the value of a variable called username, it should be written as ${username}
.LENGTH
to the variable name when referencing it. Thus if a variable called result has a value of success then ${result.LENGTH}
will be replaced with 7
.public
as follows:buffer
statement.{
and }
as follows: