compgen (built-in Bash command)
The compgen built-in Bash command manual page and help. The compgen command displays possible command line additions depending on the switches specified.
built-in Bash commands
command (built-in Bash command)
The manual page and help for the built-in Bash command. The command command runs other commands with their arguments, or displays information about the command, eliminating searching for a shell function with the same name. Runs only the built-in commands or the commands in the PATH.
cd (built-in Bash command)
Manual page and help for the linux cd built-in Bash command. The cd command changes the current directory to the specified directory. If no directory is specified, the value of the HOME shell variable will be the default.
caller (built-in Bash command)
The caller has a built-in Bash command manual page and help. The caller command returns the context of the current shell function or script run with the "." Or source built-in commands.
builtin (built-in Bash command)
The builtin Bash command manual page and help. The command executes the Bash built-in command specified in its parameter. If there is an external command with the same name, builtin will still run only the builtin. So by using this command, you can be sure that you are only running built-in commands.
bind (built-in Bash command)
The manual page and help for the bind built-in Bash command. The bind command is a command for setting readline keybindings and variables. Assign a keystroke to a Readline function or macro, or set a Readline variable.
bg (built-in Bash command)
The manual page and help for the bg Bash built-in command. Use the bg command to manage workflows on Unix-like operating systems.
alias (built-in Bash command)
The manual page and help for the alias built-in Bash command. Use the alias command to create command aliases. The alias, without an argument or with the -p option, prints a list of aliases in standard output in the format alias name = value.
source (built-in Bash command)
The manual page and help for the source (built-in Bash command). The source reads and executes the commands from the specified file in the current shell environment and returns the exit status of the last executed command.
kill (built-in Bash command)
Manual page and help for the kill linux command. The kill program sends the specified signal to the specified process. If no signal is specified, the TERM signal is sent. This fires processes that do not receive this signal. If necessary, the KILL (9) signal can be used, which is not available, so it will definitely stop the process.