zsh shell (Z-Shell) is getting popular as macOS Big Sur has it as the default shell. If you want to know which version of zsh shell is installed on your macOS/UNIX or Linux operating system you can do that by the below steps,
- Open Terminal,
- Type zsh to get into the shell,
- Type # zsh --version
- You should see the version displayed in the next line: Example: zsh 5.8 (x86_64-ubuntu-linux-gnu)
Know zsh version
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