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Today, we will start with our second lesson in the scripting.

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Last time we talked about the variables and today we will talk about if statements.

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But before we do that, let's see how we read user input.

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And this played into the screen.

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If we want to read some input from the user, we use the read command in our best script, followed

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by the variable name we want input stored in.

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Let's see, an example.

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Nice.

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We can also use a desktop with our read to add a problem to the user so we don't have to use our first

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segment.

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Let's try that.

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Let's make it look nicer by adding new land character to reprint our user, to add a new line, we can

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type back again.

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But notice, if he wants your best to interpret your new line, we must add Dashty after our echo.

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Let's try that.

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But hold on, our passport is so clear, anyone can see it when I type it, right?

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Don't worry, we can hide it by adding the letter s to our dash.

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Let's try.

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How is that?