M.Lewis wrote:
I thought this was simple, but I've not yet been able to figure out
what is wrong.
#!/bin/sh
PERMINUTE=$((28.95/432000))
echo "$PERMINUTE"
What I'm looking for is $PERMINUTE to be the value of 28.95/43200.
I thought I had the syntax correct, but when I execute it I get:
./calc2.sh: line 3: 28.95/432000: syntax error in expression (error
token is ".95/432000")
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Mike
maybe $man bash can help you a lot, try using (,) comma, instead of (.) dot
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