Which operator would you use in Bash to check if two strings are equal?

  • =
  • ==
  • #NAME?
  • equals
In Bash, to check if two strings are equal, you use the == operator. It is used in conditional statements to compare two strings. Remember to enclose the strings in double square brackets for the comparison, like [[ string1 == string2 ]].
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