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9.9 Control Commands 9.9.7 C Shell Logical and Relational OperatorsThe C shell has its own set of built-in logical and relational expression operators. In descending order of precedence they are:(...) group expressions with () ~ inversion (one's complement) ! logical negation *, /, % multiply, divide, modulus +, - add, subtract <<, >> bitwise shift left, bitwise shift right <= less than or equal >= greater than or equal < less than > greater than == equal != not equal =~ match a string !~ don't match the string & bitwise AND ^ bitwise XOR (exclusive or) | bitwise OR && logical AND || logical OR {command} true (1) if command terminates with a zero exit status, false (0) otherwise. The C shell also allows file type and permission inquiries with the operators: -r return true (1) if it exists and is readable, otherwise return false (0) -w true if it exists and is writable -x true if it exists and is executable -f true if it exists and is a regular file (or for csh, exists and is not a directory) -d true if it exists and is a directory -e true if the file exists -o true if the user owns the file -z true if the file has zero length (empty)
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