Supported Zsh Features

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Zsh has an extensible set of features which are also supported, maintained and used in other operating systems such as Windows®, UNIX® and OSX®.

Zsh supports the following features:

Configurability :
- Shell variables: These are variables that are set, stored in the shell and available to shell applications. The set is a command that creates new shell variables and sets new values for existing shell variables.
- alias and unalias: For more information on these commands refer to the Zsh Command Syntax section.
- Shell functions: These are read in and stored internally. They are executed like a regular command. The following is the syntax for a shell function:
  shell_function1() -{ -//definition of the function will go here.... + + + + + +
  Supported Zsh Features
  Zsh has an extensible set of features which are also supported, maintained and used in other operating systems such as Windows®, UNIX® and OSX®.
  
  Zsh supports the following features:
  
  Configurability :
  
  Shell variables: These are variables that are set, stored in the shell and available to shell applications. The set is a command that creates new shell variables and sets new values for existing shell variables.
  
  alias and unalias: For more information on these commands refer to the Zsh Command Syntax section.
  
  Shell functions: These are read in and stored internally. They are executed like a regular command. The following is the syntax for a shell function:
  shell_function1() +{ +//definition of the function will go here.... }
  The syntax for invoking the above function is
  shell_function1
  
  Input files: Zsh supports the execution of commands through script files and these script files can be passed as input to the shell.
  
  Execution of commands : Zsh supports the execution of both built-in commands and external programs. For further details see the Zsh Command Syntax and External Programs sections.
  
  Redirection : Redirection is a function that allows the standard streams to be re-directed to a specified location. For example,
  pwd > file1
  which executes pwd, placing the output in file1.
  
  Piping: The output of one command can be the input to another command without an intermediate file. For example,
  cmd1 | cmd2
  which executes cmd1 and the output of cmd1 will be the input for cmd2. The character | is known as a pipe.
  
  See also
  Porting with Zsh
  
  Zsh Command Syntax
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