Adding two reals in shell
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Hello,
I want to add two real numbers in a shell script. I've tried doing it in several ways, but none have produced a good result.
The only command that seems to work partially is the following:
It displays the result with an error:
Knowing that 1.560 is the expected result.
What do you think?
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A dream leads to nothing, action leads to everything.
(J. FIAUX).
I want to add two real numbers in a shell script. I've tried doing it in several ways, but none have produced a good result.
The only command that seems to work partially is the following:
addition='echo $var1 + $var2 | bc -l'
It displays the result with an error:
script.sh: line 40: 1.560: command not found
Knowing that 1.560 is the expected result.
What do you think?
Configuration: Mac OS X / Safari 533.19.4
--
A dream leads to nothing, action leads to everything.
(J. FIAUX).
Is it possible to divide a real number by an integer in bash?