What is the difference between a variable name and an environment variable?
Answer / Sukeerti Suresh
A variable name is a local, user-defined identifier used within a specific script or function to store data for later use. Environment variables are global variables that are available system-wide, across all processes, and can be set and accessed by the user or by scripts.
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