Bash is a great coding language, which allows you to do complex things like Big Data Manipulation, or simply create sever or desktop management scripts. The entry level skill required to use the Bash language is quite low, and one-liner scripts—an often-used jargon which indicates multiple commands executed at the command line, forming a mini-script)—as well as regular scripts, can grow in complexity as the Bash developer learns more.
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