The square bracket syntax for arithmetic expansion is deprecated in Bash and can lead to compatibility issues. The '$((..))' syntax offers a more consistent and recommended way to perform calculations within your shell script.
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2# Noncompliant: Uses the deprecated `$[..]` syntax.
3x=5
4y=3
5result=$[x * y]
6echo "Result: $result"1
2# Compliant: Use the standard `$((..))` syntax for arithmetic operations.
3x=5
4y=3
5result=$((x * y))
6echo "Result: $result"