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An interface for command-line interaction with the operating system is the Linux Shell.
The operating system uses the shell to interpret user input and convert it into actions.
A Linux Shell executes commands, automates tasks, and manages system resources.
Common types include Bash, Zsh, and Fish, each offering unique features.
An operating system user interface is provided by the command-line interpreter or shell known as "Bourne Again SHell," or bash.
Zsh offers enhanced customization, scripting, and user-friendly features like auto-completion.
Fish, or Friendly Interactive Shell, emphasizes user-friendliness with syntax highlighting and suggestions.