##Summary apt.sh is designed to save time on package maintainence tasks on the CLI by automating several frequently run apt commands.
Updating apt repositories to the latest available list of packages, analyzing and upgrading packages already installed on your system from the newest package list, deleting the package cache and cleaning up temporary data left by apt is now streamlined into one shell script, saving you from re-entering the same four apt commands each time you wish to keep your apt-based installs up-to-date! TL;DR: Update, upgrade, and cleanup apt installs by entering only one command instead of four.
##Usage Description:
To prepare the script for usage first set the file as
executable with either: chmod a+x apt.sh or chmod 755 apt.sh
After setting apt.sh as executable you can run the script by entering either:
sh apt.sh OR entering ./apt.sh