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How to Enhance Command Execution Efficiency with Bash Scripts

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How to Enhance Command Execution Efficiency with Bash Scripts Bash scripts are a powerful way to automate tasks and improve command execution efficiency. By combining multiple commands into a single action, you can streamline your workflow and save time. In this article, we will show you how to create a simple Bash script that displays the current date and time, followed by a list of all users currently logged onto the system. Creating a Bash Script The first step is to create a simple text file that contains the commands you want to execute. In this case, our text file will contain the following commands: Once you have created the text file, you need to save it with a .sh extension. For example, you could save the file as script.sh. Running a Bash Script To run a Bash script, you can use the bash command. For example, to run the script we created above, you would use the following command: This will execute the commands in the script and display the output on ...