This Bash script allows you to easily initialize a new project with various options such as project name, programming language, and whether to create a Git repository.

1. Make sure the script file (initWizard.sh) is executable. If not, you can make it executable using the following command:

   chmod +x initWizard.sh

2. Run the script by executing the following command:

   sudo ./initWizard.sh

3. Follow the prompts to provide the necessary information:

   • Project Name: Enter the desired name for your project.
   • Replace Existing Project: If a project folder with the same name already exists, choose whether to replace it or create a new one with a different name.
   • Select a Language: Choose the programming language for your project from the available options.
   • Create Git Repository: Decide whether to create a Git repository for your project.

4. After providing all the required information, the script will initialize your project accordingly.

• -l: Enable logging. This option enables logging of information during project initialization.

• -h (help): Display detailed program documentation.

• -f (fork): Enable execution by creating subprocesses with fork. (working on it)

• -t (thread): Enable execution by threads. (working on it)

• -s (subshell): Execute the program in a subshell.

• Make sure to run this script with root privileges as it requires certain permissions to create directories and log files.