How to write a bash script that counts the number of performed commands?

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How to write a bash script that counts the number of performed commands?

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NeiroNx · Answer 1 · 2019-04-17T10:07:06+0000

Make a variable and put it in after each command.

var=$((var+1)) ((var=var+1)) ((var+=1)) ((var++)) let "var=var+1" let "var+=1" let "var++"

Vlad_beg · Answer 2 · 2019-04-17T10:07:06+0000

works, Google "getting data from command output" :)

but it is better to read in the script ~/.bash_history directly.

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