Source Shell Script vs Executing Shell Script - The Real Difference

[@sgtJA]

easily the slickest explanation of this topic on youtube. also, great channel content in general - deserves more subs

[@Suhaspro]

You just solved the year long mystery for me

[@j2klegend]

Excellent content and narration.

[@fredrik.larsen]

Thanks! can you compare this to "exec -l bash" (or zsh)

[@davidcorona644]

by environment to you mean process?

[@ianalpha1917]

Very clear explanation, thanks

[@charlesklein7232]

i did not understand this! is thsi part of other videos i dont understand parent and child. you have 35 intros is this part of some playlist? i need more information.

[@keypo790]

draw a big circle label that as parent, draw a small circle label that as child, when it source put all those variables in the bigger circle, if a child, does export, those variable cant go in the bigger circle, only bigger circle can do that.

[@mahendraraghuwanshi5483]

Great explanation

[@fosheimdet]

If i try "C="this is C"" , I get: C: command not found

[@ianalpha1917]

try removing the " before your variable C , assuming you wanted to set the variable

[@C0ttageChees]

Thanks for this!

[@andygr1n1]

thanks, cool explanation

[@brainstormsurge154]

2:30 Child and sub shells are two different things.

[@janswee1]

Great explainer but could slow down as a lot of variables being referenced quickly

[@gerardvalverde5179]

useful!!

[@xynergy645]

well explained

[@2010aishwary]

awesome

[@vladaguljas4258]

My head hurts