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If condition for Shell What does "${line#*'Caused By'}" != "$line" mean in a shell script?

Can someone explain what this means in Shell scriptinga shell script?

while read -r line do if [ "${line#*'Caused By'}" != "$line" ]; then echo "Yes" fi done

If condition for Shell

Can someone explain what this means in Shell scripting

while read -r line do if [ "${line#*'Caused By'}" != "$line" ]; then echo "Yes" fi done

Can someone explain what this means in a shell script?

while read -r line do if [ "${line#*'Caused By'}" != "$line" ]; then echo "Yes" fi done

Complete to be a full script

Can someone explain what this means in Shell scripting

while read -r line do if [ "${line#*'Caused By'}" != "$line" ]; then   echo "Yes" fi done

Can someone explain what this means in Shell scripting

while read -r line do if [ "${line#*'Caused By'}" != "$line" ]; then

Can someone explain what this means in Shell scripting

while read -r line do if [ "${line#*'Caused By'}" != "$line" ]; then   echo "Yes" fi done

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edited Feb 13, 2018 at 13:58

Can someone explain what this means in Shell scripting

while read -r line    do   if [ "${line#*'Caused By'}" != "$line" ]]; then

Can someone explain what this means in Shell scripting

while read -r line    do   if [ "${line#*'Caused By'}" != "$line" ]

Can someone explain what this means in Shell scripting

while read -r line do if [ "${line#*'Caused By'}" != "$line" ]; then

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