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This is not the same as setting a variable to nothing, although it is sometimes hard to tell the difference. One way to tell is to use the set built-in with no parameters to list all current variables:
Using set with no parameters like this is similar to using the export built-in, except that set lists all variables instead of just those marked for export. |
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