Multiple variable assignments from command output in BASH Using date, read

It's quite easy to capture the output of a command and assign it in a shell's variable: day=$(date +%d) month=$(date +%m) But, what if we want to perform the same task with just one program invocation? Here comes the power of eval! date(1) outputs a string like "day=29; month=07; year=11" (notice the semicolons I added on purpose at date's custom output) which is a legal shell line. This like is t

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bash で read day month year <<< $(date +'%d %m %y') みたいにすると同時に変数を定義できるとか驚愕