Shell and programmingShell programming,bourne shell, ksh, csh, echo,line,sleep, test,cc compiler.Shell programming concepts and commands.Shell programming is integral part of Unix operating systems. Shell is command line userinterface to Unix operating system, User have an option of picking an interface on Unix such as ksh, csh, or default sh., these are called shells(interface). Shell
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