Command Line Quoting

1. Set variable1 to This is 'just' a "test".

variable1="This is 'just' a \"test\""

2. Write the variable to a new file named value.txt.

echo -e $variable1 > value.txt

1. Set variable2 to This is a backslash "\" and this is a single quote '.

variable2="This is a backslash \"\\\" and this is a single quote '."

1. Append variable2 to the value.txt file.

echo -e $variable2 >> value.txt

1. Set variable3 to 3 double quotes """, and 3 single quotes ''', and three backslashes \\\.

variable3="3 double quotes \"\"\", and 3 single quotes ''', and 3 backslashes \\\\\\\\\."

1. Append variable3 to the value.txt file.

echo -e $variable3 >> value.txt

1. Set variable4 to This is what a newline character looks like \n, it will create a new line.

variable4="This is what a newline character looks like \\\n, it will create a new line."

1. Append variable4 to the value.txt file.

echo -e $variable4 >> value.txt