Bash, or the Bourne Again Shell, is a versatile tool for working in the terminal. It is the default shell on many Linux distributions and is also available on macOS and Windows via WSL. With Bash you can run commands, write scripts and automate everything from file management to system administration - all from the command line.
What makes Bash beloved is its flexibility and power. You can write scripts that manage complex workflows, use variables, loops and conditionals to control logic, and combine commands with pipes and redirection to build efficient solutions. There is also a huge ecosystem of reusable scripts and tools available.
Whether you’re a beginner automating repetitive tasks or an experienced developer building advanced scripts, Bash is an invaluable tool in your toolkit.






