what is the difference between == and eq in UNIX shell scripting?
Answer / Shilpi Varshney
In UNIX shell scripting, `==` is a comparison operator that checks if two strings are equal. On the other hand, `eq` is an alias for `==`, and they both have the same functionality.
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