Bash - Exit Builtin command

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About

exit is a builtin command and cause the shell to exit with a given exit status.

Syntax

exit [n]

If n is omitted,the exit status is that of the last command executed.

Post function

A function can be called on a EXIT before the shell terminates.

Example: by calling the exit function, the following finish function will run thanks to the registration of the function via the trap utility

#!/bin/bash
function finish {
  # Your cleanup code here
}
trap finish EXIT

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