i can not compare two expressions in Bash

Question

I'm trying to write an expression like this one ---> if [ $condition1 ] && [ $condition2 ] in bash but i keep getting the same error all the times

syntax error near unexpected token `elif'
./leer.sh: line 25: `elif [[ "$($(date +%Y) -eq $ano)"  && "$($(date +%m) -lt $mes)" ]]'

That part of the code is:

elif [[ $($(date +%Y) -eq $year)  && $($(date +%m) -lt $month) ]]
then
echo "Well done";

Answer 1

There are a couple of thing wrong here:

• your condition does not start with if but with elif
• you are missing the final fi
• You try to execute the logical expression using a second $(...)

Do you try to do this?

#!/bin/bash

year=2013
month=11

if [[ $(date +%Y) -eq $year && $(date +%m) -lt $month ]]; then
  echo "Well done"
fi