i=0
if [$i -eq 0]
then
echo "i is equal to 0"
else
echo "NOT EQUAL <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>"
fi
it is part of a bash script and it always takes the else branch. I'm completely new to bash so its probably something silly
you need [ $i instead of [$i.
This is because the [ is a builtin command and $i should be it's first parameter. If you miss the space between command and parameter, then the shell will look for [$i command and after evaluation will tell you that there is no [0 command to be executed.
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