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| quote = UNIX is case sensitive. Because UNIX is case sensitive, our shell scripts are also case sensitive.
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BCPL is a precursor of the [[C (programming language) |C programming language]], in which Bash is written.
In [[C++]], a descendant of C, it's also true that "arrays start indexing from element 0."<ref>
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| title = An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in C++, 7.4 Array Indexing
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The array's name and index number are a synonym for the data's ___location in memory.<ref>
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| quote = The name of an array is a synonym for the memory ___location of the array.
| title = An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in C++, 7.12.1 One-Dimensional Arrays
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[ ] scripts execute the contents of a file in a subshell
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With the {{code| source}}, or synonymous {{code| .}} command, Bash reads and executes shell commands from any text file by name.<ref>
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=== Login and non-login shells <span class="anchor" id="Login and non-login shells"></span><span class="anchor" id="Login shells"></span><span class="anchor" id="Non-login shells"></span> ===
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| quote = 19 :: SIGSTOP :: Stop, usually Ctrl + z
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When a process receives a SIGKILL, the process terminates immediately and messily.
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| quote = Use KILL only as a last resort!
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The SIGKILL signal cannot be blocked or handled.
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| quote = In Korn shell the {{Mono |echo}} command recognizes these command options by default. In Bash shell we must add the {{Mono |-e}} switch to the {{Mono |echo}} command, {{Code| echo -e "\n"| bash}} for one new line.
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The list of options is not uniform across implementations, though {{mono|echo}} and {{mono|printf}} are both specified by POSIX.
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| title = Bash Reference Manual: 4.3.1: The Set Builtin
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| quote = Learning this now can save us a lot of pain and heartache later, especially....
| title = Mastering Linux Shell Scripting
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| author = Mastering Linux Shell Scripting, by Andrew Mallett
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Bash became the default shell on Apple's operating systems (i.e., MacOS) starting with OS X 10.3 Panther.<ref>[https://www.google.com/books/edition/Essential_Mac_OS_X_Panther_Server_Admini/zrI-U0KWj3cC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=bash&pg=PA189&printsec=frontcover Essential Mac OS S Panther Server Administration, pg 189]
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