What are common echo options?

Common options for the echo command include:

• -n: Prevents the output from adding a newline character at the end.

  Example:

  echo -n "Hello, World!"

• -e: Enables interpretation of backslash escapes (like \n for a new line or \t for a tab).

  Example:

  echo -e "Hello,\nWorld!"

• -E: Disables the interpretation of backslash escapes (this is the default behavior).

These options can help customize the output of the echo command based on your needs.