How to use the bash shell debugging mode: 2-Minute Linux Tips

The video tutorial explains how to use bash's debugging mode to identify problems in scripts. It covers two methods to invoke debugging: by typing 'bash -X' followed by the script name or by modifying the shebang line. An example script is used to demonstrate how debugging can reveal usage and syntax errors. The tutorial also shows how to interpret script output and error messages, making it easier to understand and fix issues.

How does the script use the percent B command?

What context helps in understanding the error related to too many arguments?