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Test Regular Expression Against A String

In BASH we can perform regular expression on a string using =~ operator, example is given below -

Usage

[[ "string" =~ pattern ]]

Example

if [[ "Hello" =~ "1" ]]; then echo "True"; else echo "False"; fi
False

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