C/C++ on Linux/Unix

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*** how to set up a variable in Linux? *** Posted by warener on 5 Oct 2007 at 1:17 PM
I am a newbie. I know this is a little off-stream of programming, but it is the problem when I tried to program in linux. I wonder if there is a way to set up a variable, say $VAR = /home/root, so that I can use
cd $VAR
instead of
cd /home/root
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Re: *** how to set up a variable in Linux? *** Posted by IDK on 20 Oct 2007 at 1:34 PM
: I am a newbie. I know this is a little off-stream of programming,
: but it is the problem when I tried to program in linux. I wonder if
: there is a way to set up a variable, say $VAR = /home/root, so that
: I can use
: cd $VAR
: instead of
: cd /home/root
:

See man export
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