Answer Posted / prasant
The shell reads the command from the user and interprets
them as a request to execute a program.so bcoz shell plays
this role,it is called as a command line i9nterpreter..
Besides this shell is also a programming language.
it acts as an inretface between user and kernel.
three most widely used unix shells are Bourne shell,korn
shell and c shell.
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prasant kumar
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