Which keyword ends a case statement in Bash?

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Explanation

The case statement in Bash ends with the keyword 'esac', which is 'case' spelled backward. It’s used for multi-branch conditions similar to switch-case in other programming languages.

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case $option in
1) echo 'Start';;
2) echo 'Stop';;
*) echo 'Invalid';;
esac

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