Running Shell Scripts

Running a shell script involves executing a file containing a series of commands that the shell interprets and performs. This allows you to automate tasks, create reusable tools, and manage system operations by grouping commands into a single executable unit. The script is typically a plain text file with a .sh extension, and it needs execute permissions to be run directly.

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• @article@How to run the .sh file in Linux
• @article@How To Run the .sh File Shell Script In Linux / UNIX
• @video@How to run bash script in Linux | Linux in a Minute