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My bash script:

#!bin/bash
MY_ARRAY=("Some string" "Another string")
function join { local IFS="$1"; shift; echo -e "$*"; }
join "," ${MY_ARRAY[@]}

I want the output to be: Some string.,Another string.

Instead, I get Some,string.,Another,string.

What must I change to get the result I want?

My bash script:

#!bin/bash
MY_ARRAY=("Some string" "Another string")
function join { local IFS="$1"; shift; echo -e "$*"; }
join "," ${MY_ARRAY[@]}

I want the output to be: Some string.Another string.

Instead, I get Some,string.Another,string.

What must I change to get the result I want?

My bash script:

#!bin/bash
MY_ARRAY=("Some string" "Another string")
function join { local IFS="$1"; shift; echo -e "$*"; }
join "," ${MY_ARRAY[@]}

I want the output to be: Some string,Another string.

Instead, I get Some,string,Another,string.

What must I change to get the result I want?

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asked Aug 30, 2017 at 22:22

How do I join an array of strings where each string has spaces?

My bash script:

#!bin/bash
MY_ARRAY=("Some string" "Another string")
function join { local IFS="$1"; shift; echo -e "$*"; }
join "," ${MY_ARRAY[@]}

I want the output to be: Some string.Another string.

Instead, I get Some,string.Another,string.

What must I change to get the result I want?

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