What is the difference between &&
and ;
in bash or command?
Eg:
~$ echo one && echo two
And
~$ echo one ; echo two
What is the difference between &&
and ;
in bash or command?
Eg:
~$ echo one && echo two
And
~$ echo one ; echo two
~$ echo one && echo two
This runs the 2. command only if the first command succeeds.
~$ echo one ; echo two
This always runs the 2. command.
~$ echo one || echo two
This runs the 2. command only if the first command fails.
A command is considered successful if its exit code is 0, and considered failed if its exit code is != 0.