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Subject: arrays / bash
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Is there a way to make fields in an array, integers instead of just
strings? I've created an array and need to be able to use some fields as
integers and some as strings. For better or worse I usualy just use 
"let"  to make a variable and integer.
Something like this is?

let ${array[1]}  

???

TIA.

Keith

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