Which of the following is the best way to list all defined shell variables?
A. echo $ENV
B. env
C. env a
D. set
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Nosferatusays:
The ‘set’ command is a shell command that allows a user to set environmental variables. The ‘env’ command will echo all the variables that are set in a user’s environment, however, the -a option does not exist. As for ‘echo $ENV’, this will only display the environmental variable that’s defined for ENV.
The ‘set’ command is a shell command that allows a user to set environmental variables. The ‘env’ command will echo all the variables that are set in a user’s environment, however, the -a option does not exist. As for ‘echo $ENV’, this will only display the environmental variable that’s defined for ENV.
B is the correct answer.
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