Write and test Bash scripts in a full Linux environment.
Start coding free →Bash is the default shell on most Linux systems and one of the most widely used Unix shells. It lets developers execute commands, run programs, and write scripts that automate tasks using variable expansion, command substitution, and flow control. On RunCode, you get a full Linux terminal with Bash available immediately.
Open a Bash workspace →Bash is widely used for system administration, automation, and shell scripting. It is the default shell on Ubuntu, CentOS, and many other Linux distributions. A script stored in a .sh file runs with bash myscript.sh; a single inline command runs with bash -c "echo hello world". Bash handles piping, redirection, loops, conditionals, and functions, making it practical for anything from quick one-liners to multi-step deployment scripts. The sh command works the same way for POSIX-compatible scripts.