Hmmm, as S. CHAZELAS said seems zsh also gives one a chance to reset an arbitrary positional parameter, e.g., the 42nd, whereas in bash one must set them all at once: $ set `seq 55` $ echo $42 42 $ echo $66 66 :-) Anyway isn't it rather old fashioned not to be able to somehow reset ${42} without needing to tamper with the rest?
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