Bash script - Simple tutorial on echo command

 Summary of commands used for the tutorial:

- $SHELL

- echo -e

- $USER

- whoami

Screenshot of the output


Script
(DESKTOP users only) To view script > left click > right click - open image in new tab > the cursor turns into a plus sign > left click > will offer zoomed in mode.


colour_coding.sh




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