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SUMMARY:Lab - Introduction to BASH Scripting
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DESCRIPTION: One of the great features of Linux is to writing scripts. Compared to writing Windows batch files, BASH scripting is much more flexible and comes with advanced features you won’t find in a batch script. To understand how the BASH shell works, you must understand the logic of how Linux is built.    

Simply put, BASH (Bourne-Again Shell) is the default shell we are provided within Linux distributions. It is the command-line interpreter (CLI) for GNU (GNU’s Not Unix) operating system. When we open a terminal session in Kali or Ubuntu, we are using the BASH shell. Though GNU operating system provides different shells, BASH is the default out of the box shell for Linux.

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