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Using Scripts in Linux @ Linux Guide:

Basic Guide:

  1. Choose a Text Editor: Use a text editor like nano, vim, or emacs to create a new file for your script. Add Shebang: The first line of the script should include the shebang (#!) followed by the path to the interpreter (e.g: /bin/bash). This tells the system which interpreter to use to run the script.
  2. Write Your Script: Use Linux commands and syntax to write your script. You can use variables, conditional statements, loops, and functions to make your script more complex.
  3. Save the Script: Save the file with a .sh extension (e.g: myscript.sh).
  4. Make the Script Executable: Use chmod to give the script execute permissions (e.g: chmod +x myscript.sh).
  5. Run the Script: Execute the script by typing its name followed by a dot (e.g: ./myscript.sh).

What Languages to use?

  1. Bash
  2. Zsh
  3. Ksh

Creation Guide:

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