This code breakdown lists four commands for navigating and running scripts in a Unix-like system, including changing directories, compiling C# code, running the Bash shell, and executing a shell script named build.sh. The commands assume a Unix-like system, such as Linux or macOS, and that the build.sh script is executable and located in the same directory.

Cell 3

cd
icsharp
bash.
/build.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Define a function to execute the build script
execute_build_script() {
  # Navigate to the project directory
  pushd.
  cd icsharp
  # Execute the build script
 ./build.sh
  popd
}

# Call the function to execute the build script
execute_build_script

Code Breakdown

Commands:

1. cd

   • Change directory.

2. iSharp (Corrected spelling: csharp)

   • Compile or run C# code.

3. bash

   • Run the Bash shell.

4. ./build.sh

   • Run a shell script named build.sh located in the current directory.

Assumptions:

• The commands are run in a Unix-like system (e.g., Linux or macOS).
• The script build.sh is executable and in the same directory as the commands are run.