
The UNIX Bourne shell (sh) was the first shell, named after its author,
Steve Bourne of Bell Labs. The Bourne shell provides an easy-to-use
language with which you can write shell scripts, although it does not have
the interactive facilities provided by modern shells such as the C shell and
Korn shell.
URLs
- sh man page
- UNIX (BDSI) manual page for the Bourne shell (sh)
- Bourne shell programming
- Basic programming with the Bourne shell
W3E Resources:
- UNIX
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- UNIX shell
- Overviews of other UNIX shells
- Korn
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- Csh
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- Bash
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