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[shell] How to add values

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Hello

I'm discovering the shell in Unix (well, I'm rediscovering it, but at a level much higher than my previous knowledge)

I'm trying to add 2 "integer" values in a script. But since variables in shell are strings, I've been searching and can't find a clean solution.

nbComErr= $txtNbComErr1 + $txtNbComErr2 # => doesn't work.
nbComErr= $(expr $txtNbComErr1 + $txtNbComErr2) # => doesn't work.

echo "($txtNbComErr1 + $txtNbComErr2)" | bc # works fine, but how can I store the result in a variable
(I found a solution using a file, but I don't find that clean...)

If anyone knows, I'm open to solutions :) 
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 1.5.0.12

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HRAF
 
It's simpler and more efficient ;)
a=1
b=2
result=$(($a+$b))
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arabesque
 
thanks the area
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ProduPuissance4 > arabesque
 
don't worry
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zipe31 Posted messages 34620 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   6 499 > ProduPuissance4
 
Since then, the water has flowed under the bridges, bash has leveled up, and the dollars ($) inside the braces have become obsolete ;-) 

$ a=1; b=2; c=$((a+b)) && echo "$c"
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