Sure! Here are some common examples of shell builtins:
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cd: Changes the current directory.cd /path/to/directory -
echo: Displays a line of text or variable value.echo "Hello, World!" -
export: Sets environment variables.export MY_VAR="value" -
alias: Creates shortcuts for commands.alias ll='ls -la' -
history: Displays the command history.history -
exit: Exits the shell or script.exit
These builtins are integral to shell operation and do not require separate executable files. If you need more information or examples, let me know!
