The -n parameter in the echo command is used to suppress the trailing newline that is normally added at the end of the output. When you use echo -n, the output will be printed without moving to a new line afterward.
Example:
echo -n "Hello, World!"
echo " This is on the same line."Output:
Hello, World! This is on the same line.In this example, the text "Hello, World!" is printed without a newline, so the next echo command continues on the same line.
