Refer to tests
There are a bunch of comparisons you can pick from. Also [ is a command which exits 0 or 1. This means you can chain them like [...] && [...] or [...] || [...] like in Conditionals
BUT instead of doing that, you can use -a for AND and -o for OR!
Same for NOT
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[command takes in arguments and the problem is characters like(and)have special meanings in sh. To get around this, we surround them with'single quotes to make them lose their meaning
Also without spaces, the command wouldn’t be able to differentiate between the “arguments” of the command, so please add spaces!
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