#!/bin/bash
# tute2

clear
echo -e "\n#################################### 02 ######################################\n"
echo -e "The bash built-in (command) \"echo\" writes a string to standard out and"
echo -e "terminates with a new line.\n"
sleep 5
echo -e "That is to say it \"hits enter\" when it's finished.\n"
sleep 5
echo -e "I find echo one of my most used scripting commands. With echo I can:"
echo -e "\t1. Print messages to the screen"
sleep 2
echo -e "\t2. Run commands."
sleep 2
echo -e "\t3. Direct messages to log files."
sleep 2
echo -e "\t4. Create text files and scripts on the fly."
sleep 2
echo -e "\t5. Position the cursor anywhere I want on the screen.\n"
sleep 5
echo -e "The syntax is \"echo [options] [string]\", see the man page for everything else"
echo -e "that I don't cover here.\n"
sleep 5
