In Bash scripting, what does the && operator signify?
- Logical AND operator
- Pipe operator
- Command substitution
- Bitwise AND operator
In Bash scripting, the && operator signifies the logical AND operator. It is used to execute the command on the right-hand side only if the command on the left-hand side succeeds (returns a zero exit status). This allows for conditional execution of commands in a script.
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