shell:warp:6ebe2
Make a new, empty array
$ ${array_name}=()
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This command initializes an empty array named "array_name" in a shell script. The syntax "${array_name}=()" is used to declare and initialize an array variable in several shell scripting languages, including Bash and Zsh.
By using this command, you create an array variable named "array_name" with no elements. You can then later add elements to this array using different commands or expressions.
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