Want to learn how to close terminal sessions, exit from scripts and manage processes effortlessly ? The exit command is there to help you in this case. Unlock the power of the “exit” command in Linux with our latest tutorial! In this video, I will present you 5 practical examples showcasing how to effectively use the “exit” command in the Linux terminal. Whether you’re a Linux enthusiast or a beginner, these examples will help you navigate your command line experience with ease.
The ‘exit’ command in Linux is used to terminate the current shell session. It allows users to gracefully exit from the shell prompt or script execution. Additionally, ‘exit’ can accept an optional exit status code, allowing scripts to convey the success or failure of their execution to the parent process.
💡 Key Topics Covered:
1. Understand the basics exit command, exit command syntax and its options.
2. Learn how to exit from the current shell
3. Learn how to exit from the root user’s shell
4. Learn how to use the exit command with default value
5. Learn how to use the exit command with your manual value
6. Learn how to use the exit command help page
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Content Index:
0:00 Introduction
0:15 What is exit Command ?
1:04 Example 1: Exiting from Current Shell
1:43 Example 2: Exiting from the Root User’s Shell
2:32 Example 3: Exit Command With Default Value
3:54 Example 4: Exit Command With Manual Value
5:25 Example 5: Exit Command Help
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The “exit” Command in Linux [5 Practical Examples]
Instructor Details
Fahmid Bin Kibria
Editor Details
Reshma Raj
Commands Used
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What is exit Command ?
a. exit [INTEGER_VALUE] USER_NAME
Example 1: Exiting from Current Shell
a. exit
Example 2: Exiting from the Root User’s Shell
a. sudo su
b. exit
Example 3: Exit Command With Default Value
a. echo “hello world”
b. echo $?
c. echo “hello world
d. echo $?
Example 4: Exit Command With Manual Value
a. nano code.sh
#!/bin/bash
echo “Hello World”
exit 60
b. chmod u+x code.sh
c. ./code.sh
d. echo $?
Example 5: Exit Command Help
a. help exit
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