All modern operating systems support some kind of command language, which is generally available through the shell. Their functionality varies from system to system. Some command languages might be powerful enough to be used as full-fledged script languages, while others support only the minimal syntax that is required to interact with the machine. In this chapter, we will cover the two most common examples: bash scripting for Unix and Linux and batch files for the Windows platform.
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