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-b file
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True if file is a Block special device
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-c file
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True if file is a Character special device
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-d file
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True if file is a Directory
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-e file
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True if file Exists
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-g file
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True if file has its set-group-id bit set
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-G file
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True if file is owned by the current effective group id
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-k file
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True if file has its "sticky" bit set
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-L file
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True if file is a symbolic Link
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-O file
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True if file is owned by the current effective user id
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-p file
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True if file is a named Pipe
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-r file
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True if file is readable
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-S file
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True if file is a Socket
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-s file
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True if file has a Size greater than zero
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-t [FD]
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True if FD is opened on a terminal. If FD is omitted, it defaults to 1 (standard output)
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-u file
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True if file has its set-user-id bit set
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-w file
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True if file is writable
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-x file
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True if file is executable
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file1 -ef file2
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True if file1 and file2 have the same device and inode numbers, i.e., if they are hard links to each other
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file1 -nt file2
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True if file1 is newer than file2
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file1 -ot file2
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True if file1 is older than file2
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-z String
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True if the length of String is zero
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-n String
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True if the length of String is nonzero
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String1 = String2
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True if the strings are equal
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String1 != String2
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True if the strings are not equal
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ARG1 -eq ARG2
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True if ARG1 is equal ARG2
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ARG1 -ne ARG2
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True if ARG1 is not-equal ARG2
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ARG1 -lt ARG2
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True if ARG1 is less-than ARG2
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ARG1 -le ARG2
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True if ARG1 is less-than-or-equal ARG2
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ARG1 -gt ARG2
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True if ARG1 is greater-than ARG2
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ARG1 -ge ARG2
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True if ARG1 is greater-than-or-equal ARG2
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