Linux - Bash

The following is a Linux dictionary word of the day:

bash – GNU’s Not Unix! (GNU) Bourne shell which has built in file management commands and support for completion of commands and paths using the tab key on the keyboard.

Key Features of Bash:

Command Execution: Allows one to execute commands and scripts.

Scripting: Supports the writing of scripts to automate tasks.

Job Control: Manages the aspect of multiple tasks running in the background.

Command History: Keeps a history of commands executed, allowing one to recall and reuse them.

Tab Completion: Helps to complete file names and commands by using the tab key.