Linux - C Shell

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C Shell – shell written to look similar to the C programming language. The program name is csh.

The C shell (csh) was created by Bill Joy in the late 1970s at the University of California, Berkeley. It was designed to improve interactive use and to have a syntax similar to the C programming language.

Key Features of C Shell:

C-like Syntax: The syntax of C shell is inspired by the C programming language.

Interactive Use: Has features such as command history, job control, and aliasing.

Scripting: C shell can be used to write shell scripts.