Bedingte Codeblöcke in Linux Bash

Question

Fast jeder kennt sehr nützliche &&- und ||-Operatoren, zum Beispiel:

rm myf && echo "File is removed successfully" || echo "File is not removed"

Ich habe eine Frage: Wie kann ich einen Befehlsblock nach den Operatoren && oder || einfügen, ohne die Funktion zu verwenden?

Ich möchte beispielsweise Folgendes tun:

rm myf && \
  echo "File is removed successfully" \
  echo "another command executed when rm was successful" || \
  echo "File is not removed" \
  echo "another command executed when rm was NOT successful"

Was ist die richtige Syntax dieses Skripts?

Answer 1

rm myf && {
  echo "File is removed successfully" 
  echo "another command executed when rm was successful"
} || {
  echo "File is not removed" 
  echo "another command executed when rm was NOT successful"
}

oder besser

if  rm myf ; then
      echo "File is removed successfully" 
      echo "another command executed when rm was successful"
else
      echo "File is not removed" 
      echo "another command executed when rm was NOT successful"
fi