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16 changes: 8 additions & 8 deletions tutorials/learnshell.org/en/Special Variables.md
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In last tutorial about shell function, you use "$1" represent the first argument passed to function_A. Moreover, here are some special variables in shell:


* `$0` - The filename of the current script.|
* `$n` - The Nth argument passed to script was invoked or function was called.|
* `$#` - The number of argument passed to script or function.|
* `$@` - All arguments passed to script or function.|
* `$*` - All arguments passed to script or function.|
* `$?` - The exit status of the last command executed.|
* `$$` - The process ID of the current shell. For shell scripts, this is the process ID under which they are executing.|
* `$!` - The process number of the last background command.|
* `$0` - The filename of the current script.
* `$n` - The Nth argument passed to script was invoked or function was called.
* `$#` - The number of argument passed to script or function.
* `$@` - All arguments passed to script or function.
* `$*` - All arguments passed to script or function.
* `$?` - The exit status of the last command executed.
* `$$` - The process ID of the current shell. For shell scripts, this is the process ID under which they are executing.
* `$!` - The process number of the last background command.


### Example:
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16 changes: 8 additions & 8 deletions tutorials/learnshell.org/tr/Special Variables.md
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In last tutorial about shell function, you use "$1" represent the first argument passed to function_A. Moreover, here are some special variables in shell:


* `$0` - The filename of the current script.|
* `$n` - The Nth argument passed to script was invoked or function was called.|
* `$#` - The number of argument passed to script or function.|
* `$@` - All arguments passed to script or function.|
* `$*` - All arguments passed to script or function.|
* `$?` - The exit status of the last command executed.|
* `$$` - The process ID of the current shell. For shell scripts, this is the process ID under which they are executing.|
* `$!` - The process number of the last background command.|
* `$0` - The filename of the current script.
* `$n` - The Nth argument passed to script was invoked or function was called.
* `$#` - The number of argument passed to script or function.
* `$@` - All arguments passed to script or function.
* `$*` - All arguments passed to script or function.
* `$?` - The exit status of the last command executed.
* `$$` - The process ID of the current shell. For shell scripts, this is the process ID under which they are executing.
* `$!` - The process number of the last background command.


### Example:
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