test Bash Lan issue

1. prompting the user to enter their name.

2. read name: This command reads user input from the terminal and stores it in the variable named 'name'.

3. if [ -n "$name" ]; then: This is a conditional statement that checks if the length of the variable 'name' is non-zero, meaning the user entered something.

4. Inside the if block: If a name is provided (-n check is true), it prints a personalized greeting using the entered name. If no name is provided, it prints a generic greeting.

5. else: This part is executed if the condition in the if statement is false.

6. fi: This marks the end of the if statement.

Save the script in a file, for example, greeting_script.sh. To execute the script, make it executable with the command chmod +x greeting_script.sh and then run it with ./greeting_script.sh

 

#!/bin/bash

# This is a simple Bash script that prompts the user for their name and prints a greeting.

# Prompt the user for their name
echo "Hello! Please enter your name:"

# Read user input into a variable named 'name'
read name

# Check if the user provided a name
if [ -n "$name" ]; then
    # If a name is provided, print a greeting
    echo "Hello, $name! Nice to meet you."
else
    # If no name is provided, print a generic greeting
    echo "Hello, anonymous! Nice to meet you."
fi

adding ts

 

#!/bin/bash

# This is a simple Bash script that prompts the user for their name and prints a greeting.

# Prompt the user for their name
echo "Hello! Please enter your name:"

# Read user input into a variable named 'name'
read name

# Check if the user provided a name
if [ -n "$name" ]; then
    # If a name is provided, print a greeting
    echo "Hello, $name! Nice to meet you."
else
    # If no name is provided, print a generic greeting
    echo "Hello, anonymous! Nice to meet you."
fi