Description: An installation script is a set of automated instructions that facilitate the installation of software or the configuration of an operating system. These scripts are particularly useful in environments where repetitive installation of applications or system configuration is required, as they help reduce time and manual effort. In various operating systems, installation scripts can be used to manage packages, configure development environments, or customize the operating system installation. Typically, these scripts are written in scripting languages such as Bash, Python, or Perl, and may include commands to download, compile, and install software, as well as to perform specific system configurations. The automation provided by installation scripts not only improves efficiency but also minimizes the possibility of human error during the installation process. Furthermore, their use has become essential in system administration and software development, where consistency and speed are crucial.
