100 days of code BASH edition

đŸ’» Day 4 created my own system variable, made persistent within the .bashrc file.

[export hoy="$((date +"%H") | awk '{if ($1 < 12) print "morning"; else if ($1 >= 12 && 1 < 17) print "afternoon"; else if ($1 >= 17 && $1 < 20) print "evening"; else print "night";}')"] (OpenAI GPT-3 script with few corrections) Displays the time of day in morning/afternoon/evening/and night format!

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100 days of code BASH edition!   

Day 3, expanding on the previous script adding more statements to display more system variables dealing with time formats and calendars.

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100 days of code - BASH edition!

Day 2, using what I got from Open AI GTP-3, I expanded the script and made a few other statements to display additional system variables.

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I found a #challenge that might be very interesting to do for some of us:

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Have you ever tried it? What do you think?

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