What does Bash offer?
Bash (Bourne-Again SHell) is a command line interpreter (shell), one of the most commonly used command line interpreters in Unix and Linux operating systems.Bash provides a way to interact with the system by running commands, scripts, and programs, managing files and directories, as well as performing text processing and plumbing operations.
The command syntax of Bash is similar to other Unix shells such as sh, csh and ksh, but it also has some unique features and syntax such as command line editing, history, auto-completion, etc. Bash also supports shell scripting, which allows you to automate some repetitive tasks such as batch file processing, system administration, data analysis, etc. By writing scripts, you can automate some repetitive tasks.
Bash is open source software, originally created by Brian Fox and now maintained and developed by the Free Software Foundation.Bash has become the default shell for many Linux and Unix systems, and it is also possible to use Bash on Windows systems by installing Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to run.

 

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