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Why functions organize reusable code in Bash Scripting - Quick Recap

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What is a function in bash scripting?
A function is a named block of code that performs a specific task and can be reused multiple times in a script.
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Why do we use functions to organize code?
Functions help keep code clean, avoid repetition, and make scripts easier to read and maintain.
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How does using functions save time when writing scripts?
Once a function is written, you can call it many times without rewriting the same code, saving effort and reducing mistakes.
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What is an example of a simple bash function?
Example: greet() { echo "Hello, $1!" } greet Alice This prints: Hello, Alice!
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How do functions improve script maintenance?
If you need to change a task, you only update the function once instead of changing the same code in many places.
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What is the main benefit of using functions in bash scripts?
AAvoid using variables
BMake scripts run faster
CUse less memory
DReuse code easily
How do you call a function named 'backup' in bash?
Acall backup
Bbackup()
Cbackup
Drun backup
Which symbol is used to define a function in bash?
A()
B<>
C[]
D{}
What happens if you change code inside a function?
AOnly new functions use the change
BAll calls to that function use the new code
CThe script must be restarted
DNothing changes
Why is avoiding repeated code important?
AIt reduces errors and saves time
BIt makes scripts longer
CIt uses more CPU
DIt makes scripts harder to read
Explain in your own words why functions help organize reusable code in bash scripting.
Think about how you might repeat a task many times in a script.
You got /4 concepts.
    Describe a simple example of a bash function and how you would use it multiple times.
    Try to imagine greeting different people using one function.
    You got /4 concepts.