THis is part of my bash code;
b=`cat 101127_2_aa_1.fastq|head -$a|tail -1|sed 's/\(.\)B*$/\1/g'|wc -c`
d=`cat 101127_2_aa_1.fastq|head -$a|tail -1|wc -c`
if (($b%$d>=0.7))
then
HOwever I got problems like:
line 13: ((: 26%100>=0.7: syntax error: invalid arithmetic operator (error token is ".7")
WHat's the problem? thx
edit: Two if loops in my script:
if (($a%4==0))
if (( 10*$b/$d>= 7 ))
Seems for first one, only "%" works
And for the second one, only "/" works
I'm confused
The division operator is /
, not %
.
Also bash does not have floats. The workaround is to do something like
if (( 10 * $b / $d >= 7 ))
or
if (( 10 * $b >= 7 * $d ))