query: How to define a variable on Debian 10 command line?
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negative_passages.text: How can we run a command stored in a variable?
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negative_passages.text: Set output of a command as a variable (with pipes)
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negative_passages.text: Which are the (Bash) shell special parameters/variables?
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negative_passages.text: Where do I find out how a command/environment is defined?
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negative_passages.text: Where to declare environment variables?
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negative_passages.text: using variable in import command
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negative_passages.text: What is the difference between "source x", ". x" and "./x" in Bash?
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negative_passages.text: Any program or trick to find the definition of a variable?