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Description: The ‘set -x’ command in Shell is a powerful tool used to enable debugging in scripts and interactive sessions. By activating this option, the shell prints each command being executed, along with its arguments, before it actually runs. This allows developers and system administrators to observe the execution flow of their scripts, making it […]