How do you know which shell I am using in linux?
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Answer / Pulkit Sharma
To find out which shell you are currently using in Linux, run the command 'echo $SHELL' or 'whoami' followed by 'which [shell_name]'. Replace '[shell_name]' with the name of the shell you suspect you might be using.
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