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Mastering UNIX

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Which shell was developed for BSD UNIX systems by Bill Joy?

Bourne-Again Shell (Bash)

Bourne shell (sh)

C shell (csh) (correct)

Tenex C shell (tcsh)

Which shell is a superset of the Bourne shell and can execute most Bourne scripts unchanged?

Tenex C shell (tcsh)

Bourne shell (sh)

Bourne-Again Shell (Bash) (correct)

C shell (csh)

Who developed the Tenex C shell (tcsh)?

Ken Greer (correct)

Brian Fox

Bill Joy

Dr. Theo Raymond Chan

Which shell supports command history and the ability to re-execute previous commands quickly?

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Which shell allows the creation of shortcuts to longer commands?

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Mastering UNIX

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Questions and Answers

Which shell was developed for BSD UNIX systems by Bill Joy?

Which shell is a superset of the Bourne shell and can execute most Bourne scripts unchanged?

Who developed the Tenex C shell (tcsh)?

Which shell supports command history and the ability to re-execute previous commands quickly?

Which shell allows the creation of shortcuts to longer commands?

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