Ready to try your hands on the C Shell? These commands may come in handy! The C shell (csh), which is the improved version of tcsh, is a Unix shell (on majority of platforms), which was created by Bill Joy when he was graduating in University of California, Berkeley in the late 1970s. Introduced in the 2BSD release of the BSD Unix system, the C shell has gained popularity and is now spread far and wide. So, if you have decided to try your hands on this popular shell, here are 52 commands and their functions to help you through.Please note that Shell commands differ in usage and syntax from one type of shell to another and the commands mentioned here are listed for general references. You can always refer to the man command to see how the command will work in a particular shell. # Marks a command. breaksw Use this to Break from a switch command the running commandresumes after the endsw command. fg Brings a job in the foreground. chdir Changes directory, same as cd. cd
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