Bash Scripting - FunctionsWhat is the correct way to call a function named backup in bash?Acall backupBbackupCbackup()Drun backupCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall how to invoke bash functionsIn bash, functions are called by simply typing their name followed by any arguments, without parentheses or keywords.Step 2: Identify the correct call syntaxTyping 'backup' alone calls the function. Using 'backup()' or 'call' or 'run' are not valid bash commands for function invocation.Final Answer:backup -> Option BQuick Check:Function call in bash = function name only [OK]Quick Trick: Call bash functions by name only, no parentheses [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAdding parentheses when callingUsing 'call' or 'run' keywordsForgetting to call the function
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