Shell Exit 0 Exit 1

It's all the same, it's quitting, just returning this 0 and 1 is the error or the correct code to return to the operating system.

Exit 1 refers to the return value that the script runs to indicate success or failure, and the reason for the failure.

Exit 0 indicates success, exit 1 indicates failure.

You can define the type of failure when you write your own script, such as exit 1 for error 1 and exit 2 for error 2.

After the script is run, you can use the echo $ command to determine the return value of the script, which determines whether the script is running successfully or what the error is.

Shell Exit 0 Exit 1