Bash Scripting - Quoting and ExpansionFind the error in this script snippet:files=$(ls -l echo $filesAMissing closing parenthesis for $()BIncorrect command inside $()CVariable name typoDNo errorCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check command substitution syntaxThe $() syntax must be closed with a matching parenthesis.Step 2: Verify variable usageVariable $files is correctly referenced in echo.Final Answer:Missing closing parenthesis for $() -> Option AQuick Check:Unclosed $() causes syntax error = Missing closing parenthesis [OK]Quick Trick: Close $() with a matching parenthesis [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESForgetting to close $()Using wrong variable nameIncorrect command inside substitution
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