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This commit introduces optimizations and enhancements to the s4viPwnWifi.sh script, aiming to improve readability, maintainability, and overall script efficiency. The following changes have been made:

  1. Code Structure Optimization: Reorganized the code structure for better readability and understanding. Grouped related functions and logically separated different sections of the script.

  2. Function Refactoring: Refactored functions to make them more modular, improving code maintainability and reusability. Each function now focuses on a specific task, enhancing code clarity.

  3. Command Substitution: Replaced the backtick command substitution with the more modern $(command) syntax for improved readability and compatibility.

  4. Consistent Variable Quoting: Ensured consistent quoting of variables to prevent word splitting and globbing issues, enhancing script robustness.

  5. Enhanced Commenting: Improved and added detailed comments throughout the script to provide better insights into the purpose and functionality of each section.

  6. Simplified Dependency Check: Simplified the dependency check process to make it more concise and easier to maintain. Now, it uses a loop for checking and installing required tools.

  7. Optimized Color Variables: Replaced hard-coded color codes with descriptive variables, making it easier to customize and maintain color schemes.

  8. Error Handling: Improved error handling by incorporating informative messages for better user feedback. Enhanced error messages help users understand issues and take appropriate actions.

These changes collectively contribute to a more streamlined and efficient script. Please review and merge these improvements for enhanced script quality.

This commit introduces optimizations and enhancements to the `s4viPwnWifi.sh` script, aiming to improve readability, maintainability, and overall script efficiency. The following changes have been made:

1. **Code Structure Optimization:**
   Reorganized the code structure for better readability and understanding. Grouped related functions and logically separated different sections of the script.

2. **Function Refactoring:**
   Refactored functions to make them more modular, improving code maintainability and reusability. Each function now focuses on a specific task, enhancing code clarity.

3. **Command Substitution:**
   Replaced the backtick command substitution with the more modern `$(command)` syntax for improved readability and compatibility.

4. **Consistent Variable Quoting:**
   Ensured consistent quoting of variables to prevent word splitting and globbing issues, enhancing script robustness.

5. **Enhanced Commenting:**
   Improved and added detailed comments throughout the script to provide better insights into the purpose and functionality of each section.

6. **Simplified Dependency Check:**
   Simplified the dependency check process to make it more concise and easier to maintain. Now, it uses a loop for checking and installing required tools.

7. **Optimized Color Variables:**
   Replaced hard-coded color codes with descriptive variables, making it easier to customize and maintain color schemes.

8. **Error Handling:**
   Improved error handling by incorporating informative messages for better user feedback. Enhanced error messages help users understand issues and take appropriate actions.

These changes collectively contribute to a more streamlined and efficient script. Please review and merge these improvements for enhanced script quality.
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