There is a lot of historical arcana baked into the command line and bash, but I've found it worth learning like any other language.
Anyway, just for future reference you can use bash's `help` command to get documentation about builtins. In the case of conditionals, we want to loo at `test`:
$ help test
I find this a lot easier than wading through the bash man page.
Anyway, just for future reference you can use bash's `help` command to get documentation about builtins. In the case of conditionals, we want to loo at `test`:
I find this a lot easier than wading through the bash man page.