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Avoid BSDM*: "Obey the command Line."
*BSD Masochism.

Using BASH's getopt & typeset to simplify BASH code.

Presented by: Stephen Lembark of WorkHorse Computing.

"getopts" is a bash built-in that parses options and their arguments passed to a script, processing them sequentially within a while loop. It provides a structured way to handle complex input in BASH "shell scripts."

"Typeset" is a built-in Bash command. You can use the typeset command to declare variables and set their attributes. If no variable name is specified, it displays their values.

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