Convert the following overly long sentence to a series of shorter sentences. Don't revise too much; just end up with a few sentences instead of only one.
In bash, use the if, then, and fi statements to implement a simple conditional branching block in which the if statement evaluates an expression, the then statement introduces a block of statements to run when the if expression is true, and the fi statement marks the end of the conditional branching block.
Practice:
In bash you use if, then and fi statements to implement a simple conditional branching block, in which If statement evaluates an expression. Then statement introduces block of statments to run but only if, “If” expression is true. The “fi statment marks end of conditional branking block.
Refactor the following sentences into something shorter and clearer. Make sure that your answer contains a list:
Foo
variable in the /etc/Frambus
file, and then run it by saying the magic word twice.