1bashThis demonstrates conditional execution in Bash, where commands are executed based on the success or failure of preceding commands.git commit && git push git commit || echo "Commit failed"bash internalflow controlothersconditional execution
2bashThis demonstrates conditional execution in Bash using || and && operators to chain commands based on the success or failure of previous commands.echo "Always executed" || echo "Only executed if first command fails" # => Always executed echo "Always executed" && echo "Only executed if first command does NOT fail" # => Always executed # => Only executed if first command does NOT failbash internalflow controlothersconditional execution
3bashThis demonstrates command chaining using && and || operators to create a directory and handle errors.mkdir dir && cd dir || echo "Failed to create directory"bash internalflow controlothersconditional execution (command chaining)
4bashThis demonstrates using the ! operator to negate the result of a grep command and checking the exit status with $?.! grep value file.txt; echo "$?"bash internalflow controlotherscommand negation