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Which shell is considered the standard shell for Linux systems?
Which shell is considered the standard shell for Linux systems?
- C shell
- Bash shell (correct)
- Bourne shell
- Korn shell
Which shell was developed to combine the features of both sh and csh?
Which shell was developed to combine the features of both sh and csh?
- Bourne shell
- C shell
- Korn shell (correct)
- Bash shell
What is the acronym for the earliest Unix shell that was used as a command line interface?
What is the acronym for the earliest Unix shell that was used as a command line interface?
- ksh
- csh
- tcsh
- sh (correct)
Which shell provides additional shell script programming features to address the limitations of csh?
Which shell provides additional shell script programming features to address the limitations of csh?
Which shell allows shell programming to be done using C programming syntax?
Which shell allows shell programming to be done using C programming syntax?
What distinguishes internal commands from external commands in Linux?
What distinguishes internal commands from external commands in Linux?
How can you determine whether a command in Linux is internal or external?
How can you determine whether a command in Linux is internal or external?
What is the purpose of the 'cal' command in Linux?
What is the purpose of the 'cal' command in Linux?
How can you issue a command in Linux using the command line interface?
How can you issue a command in Linux using the command line interface?
What happens when you press the tab key after typing the first few letters of a command in Linux?
What happens when you press the tab key after typing the first few letters of a command in Linux?
Which directory stores external commands in Linux?
Which directory stores external commands in Linux?
What does it mean if a command's output includes a file path like /usr/bin/info?
What does it mean if a command's output includes a file path like /usr/bin/info?
When issuing a general purpose Linux command, what should follow the command name?
When issuing a general purpose Linux command, what should follow the command name?
How can you display a list of all available commands starting with 'ca' in Linux?
How can you display a list of all available commands starting with 'ca' in Linux?
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