Description: Reading array in Zsh refers to the ability to capture lines from standard input and store them in an array. This functionality is fundamental for data manipulation in shell scripts, allowing users to efficiently process multiple lines of text. In various shell environments, arrays are data structures that can hold multiple elements, making it easier to manage collections of data. Reading lines into an array can be done using the appropriate syntax, enabling users to iterate over the array elements and perform operations on each one. This feature is particularly useful in automating tasks and creating scripts that require manipulation of data lists, such as text files or command outputs. The flexibility in handling arrays and reading standard input makes it a powerful tool for developers and system administrators looking to optimize their workflows.
