bash-3.2$ cat ksh_case_example_1.sh
\n#!\/bin\/ksh<\/p>\n
#show today’s day name
\nDAY=`date +%a`<\/p>\n
#show value of $DAY
\necho $DAY<\/p>\n
#based on the value of the DAY variable show the day name in full format
\ncase “$DAY” in<\/p>\n
Mon)
\necho “Monday”
\n;;<\/p>\n
Tue)
\necho “Tuesday”
\n;;<\/p>\n
Wed)
\necho “Wednesday”
\n;;<\/p>\n
Thu)
\necho “Thursday”
\n;;<\/p>\n
Fri)
\necho “Friday”
\n;;<\/p>\n
Sat)
\necho “Saturday”
\n;;<\/p>\n
Sun)
\necho “Sunday”
\n;;<\/p>\n
esac<\/p>\n
—————<\/p>\n
Output – \u09ab\u09b2\u09be\u09ab\u09b2<\/p>\n
bash-3.2$ .\/ksh_case_example_1.sh
\nSun
\nSunday<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
bash-3.2$ cat ksh_case_example_1.sh #!\/bin\/ksh #show today’s day name DAY=`date +%a` #show value of $DAY echo $DAY #based on the value of the DAY variable show the day name in full format case “$DAY” in Mon) echo “Monday” ;; Tue) echo “Tuesday” ;; Wed) echo “Wednesday” ;; Thu) echo “Thursday” ;; Fri) echo “Friday” ;; Sat) … <\/p>\n