History

When you're working in a REPL, it's really helpful to be able to see the commands you've typed in the past. That way you can easily re-run them, or copy and paste them into a script. To print out the history of commands you've typed in your shell, you can use the history command.

history

Assignment

In your shell, set 2 variables:
- department to engineering
- team to ops
Use echo to print the following message (using the $department and $team variables):
- I work in engineering on ops
Run the history command and paste its full output into the text field, including the variables you set and the final echo command.

Before running these commands, ensure your history doesn't contain sensitive data (such as passwords or API keys). Consider running this assignment in a new shell session with a fresh or temporary history to protect your privacy.

Make sure you've copied all the above variables with correct spelling and capitalization... unless you like losing armor.