bashで変数を宣言する - Qiita
declare -a array=( Java Ruby Python ) echo ${array[0]} # => Java echo ${#array[*]} #=> 3(配列の要素数) for e in ${array[*]} do echo $e # => Java, Ruby, Pythonの順に出力 done for i in ${!array{*}} do echo ${array[i]} # => Java, Ruby, Pythonの順位出力 done declare -A hash=([Jack]=11 [Queen]=12 [King]=13) echo ${hash['King']} # => 13 for v in ${hash[*]} do echo $v # => Jack, Queen, King(順序は任意) done for k in ${!hash[
Bash Associative Arrays | Linux Journal
The bash man page has long had the following bug listed: "It's too big and too slow" (at the very bottom of the man page). If you agree with that, then you probably won't want to read about the "new" associative arrays that were added in version 4.0 of bash. On the other hand, if you've ever used any modern Office Suite and seen code-bloat at its finest and just think the bash folks are exaggerati
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