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csh as their primary working environment.
The csh gives you the prompt and reads your commands. However, /bin/csh
has many powerful features including history, job control, aliasing, foreach
statements, and many other things. These are accessed either via the command
line, your ~/.cshrc configuration file, or csh scripts (which we
will cover later in this course).
Some users use shells other than csh for their day-to-day use,
the most common being tcsh. We will not cover these other
shells.
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