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+Terminal 
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+Questions
+1.) What are the top 20 commands for mac Command Line Interface (CLI)))?
+2.) What is a terminal? A CLI? Why are they synonymous?
+3.) What is the difference between bash and zsh?
+4.) What is the difference between Terminal, Console, Shell, and Command Line?
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+ansers1.) Top 20 commands for mac CLI:
+1. ls - List directory contents
+2. cd - Change directory
+3. pwd - Print working directory
+4. cp - Copy files and directories
+5. mv - Move or rename files and directories
+6. rm - Remove files or directories
+7. mkdir - Create a new directory
+8. rmdir - Remove an empty directory
+9. touch - Create an empty file or update the timestamp of a file
+10. cat - Concatenate and display file content
+11. open - Open files or directories in finder
+12. grep - Search for text in files
+13. sudo - Execute a command with superuser privileges
+14. kill - Terminate a process
+15. git - Version control system commands
+16. curl - Make network request(API calls)
+17. vim - Text editor for editing files
+18. nano - Simple text editor
+19. echo - Display a line of text
+20. clear - Clear the terminal screen
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+answer2.) 
+A terminal gives you direct access to the computer's kernel so you can run commands.
+The CLI is the interface you use to type those commands. They are basically the same thing, which is why people treat them as synonymous.
+
+answer3.) 
+Bash is default on most Linux distros, while zsh is default on macOS. They are both shells, but zsh has more features and is more customizable than bash.
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+answer4.) 
+a. The terminal is how you access the brain of the computer.
+b. The command line is where you actually type commands.
+c. The shell is the program that runs those commands.
+d. The console is the output, how the computer talks back to you.