shelllings

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01_echo.sh (548B)

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      2 # To write the first shell command, see the other files that end with
      3 # .sh and see what they have as their first line at the very top. Do 
      4 # the same here.
      5 #
      6 # The first command you will learn is 'echo'. This is the same as printf
      7 # or print or cout in other languages. To print a message, type echo, 
      8 # and then surround the message with double quotation marks. 
      9 #
     10 # $ echo "Welcome to shelllings"
     11 #
     12 # The '$' symbol above is not needed, it is used to show you what is a
     13 # command. As is custom, write your first Hello World program below
     14 
     15 echo