I've coded in a bunch of languages over my career, but somehow managed not to use bash. But a few weeks ago I found myself needing to create a somewhat involved

I've coded in a bunch of languages over my career, but somehow managed not to use bash. But a few weeks ago I found myself needing to create a somewhat involved script using Bash. Using GitHub Copilot, I was able to generate a script that worked great and it included comments, arrays, arguments, case statements, loops, conditionals, menus, etc--basically covering the first dozen chapters of this book. I guess my point is that we need to teach people what's possible and to help them explain what they want clearly. Memorizing syntax will be a less relevant skill at some point.