{"tool":"echo","tool_display":"Echo","intent":"print_variable","intent_display":"print_variable","title":"Echo Command: print_variable","command_string":"echo $<VARIABLE>","raw_command_string":"echo ${{VARIABLE}}","description":"Exact CLI syntax to print_variable using Echo.","usage_scenario":"Use 'echo ${VARIABLE}' during the debugging process when you need to verify the current value of a specific environment variable. This is critical in situations where environment settings dynamically influence script behavior, especially in CI/CD pipelines or containerized environments where configurations might shift based on context or deployment stage.","scenario_context":"Ensure to check environment variables for successful script debugging and configuration.","simulated_output":"$ echo ${{VARIABLE}}\\nHello, World!","how_to_steps":["Set the variable with 'export VARIABLE=\"Hello, World!\"'","Run the command 'echo ${{VARIABLE}}' to print the value.","Verify the output matches the expected value: 'Hello, World!'."],"canonical_url":"https://www.syntaxstandard.com/echo/print_variable"}