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Fixed missing syntax highlighting and return conditional text. #51

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Update 010-bash-conditionals.md
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Expand Up @@ -132,29 +132,29 @@ A quick rundown of the structure:

Here is an example of a Bash `case` statement:

```
```bash
#!/bin/bash

echo -n "Enter the name of a car brand: "
read car
read -p "Enter the name of your car brand: " car

case $car in

Tesla)
echo -n "${car}'s factory in the USA."
echo -n "${car}'s car factory is in the USA."
;;

BMW | Mercedes | Audi | Porsche)
echo -n "${car}'s factory in Germany."
echo -n "${car}'s car factory is in Germany."
;;

Toyoda | Mazda | Mitsubishi | Subaru)
echo -n "${car}'s factory in Japan."
Toyota | Mazda | Mitsubishi | Subaru)
echo -n "${car}'s car factory is in Japan."
;;

*)
echo -n "${car} is an unknown car brand."
echo -n "${car} is an unknown car brand"
;;

esac
```

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