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When working with shell scripts in Linux, understanding the appropriate file extension is crucial for efficient development and maintainability. One commonly asked question by new Linux users is, “What is the file extension of a shell script?” This article will answer that and cover all aspects of the bash file extension. You will also learn the different naming conventions, best practices, and how to make your bash script executable.
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