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Bash itself has a number of command-line options. Here are some of the more useful ones.
-c
Read commands from the following string and assign any arguments to the positional parameters.
bash$ bash -c 'set a b c d; IFS="+-;"; echo "$*"' a+b+c+d |
-r
--restricted
Runs the shell, or a script, in restricted mode.
--posix
Forces Bash to conform to POSIX mode.
--version
Display Bash version information and exit.
--
End of options. Anything further on the command line is an argument, not an option.