<ul><li>Bash scripting is a powerful tool for automating tasks on Unix-like systems.</li><li>It provides a comprehensive set of commands and features for managing files, interacting with the system, and creating reusable functions.</li><li>Some of the essential commands in Bash include echo, read, if-else statements, loops (for and while), case statements, and file operations like creating, deleting, copying, and moving files.</li><li>Other topics covered include input/output operations, arithmetic operations, control flow (if-else, for, while, case), regular expressions, pipes and redirection, command substitution, arrays, functions with arguments, conditional expressions, debugging techniques, best practices, and advanced topics like here documents, Getopts, signal handling, background jobs, and shell options.</li></ul>

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