$ @ y $ * en scripts de shell

@ Sum @ sum La diferencia entre$@$$y$ *

#!/bin/bash

# $@ and $* 

my_fun (){
    
    

    echo "$#"

}



echo 'the number of parameter in "$@"   is'    $(my_fun  "$@")
echo 'the number of parameter in "$*"     is'     $(my_fun  "$*")

echo 'the number of parameter in $@      is'    $(my_fun  $@)
echo 'the number of parameter in $*        is'     $(my_fun  $*)

[lf@x201t ~]$ sh a.sh p1 "p2 p3" p4

the number of parameter in "$@" is 3  
the number of parameter in "$*" is 1

the number of parameter in $@ is 4
the number of parameter in $* is 4

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