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What is the output? #!/bin/sh msg1="one" Msg2="$msg1 two" Msg3="$msg2 three" echo $msg3

  1. “””one” two” three”

  2. “one two three”

  3. one two three
  4. “$msg2 three”
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Explanation

The shell script sets msg1="one", msg2="one two", and msg3="one two three" through variable expansion. When echoed, $msg3 outputs the concatenated string 'one two three' without quotes. The key is understanding how shell variable expansion works.

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