What are common 'echo' command options?

Here are some common options for the echo command in Bash:

-n: Suppresses the trailing newline, so the next output appears on the same line.
```
echo -n "Hello, "
echo "World!"
```
-e: Enables interpretation of backslash escapes, allowing you to use special characters like \n (newline) or \t (tab).
```
echo -e "Line 1\nLine 2"
```
-E: Disables interpretation of backslash escapes (this is the default behavior).
```
echo -E "Line 1\nLine 2"  # Outputs: Line 1\nLine 2
```
--help: Displays help information about the echo command and its options.
```
echo --help
```
--version: Shows the version information of the echo command.
```
echo --version
```

These options enhance the functionality of the echo command, making it more versatile for various scripting needs. If you have any specific scenarios in mind, feel free to ask!