The command that sets the Bash variable named `TEST` with the content `FOO` is:
D. `TEST="FOO"`
In Bash, you can assign a value to a variable by simply using the variable name followed by an equal sign and the value, without any spaces around the equal sign. For example, `TEST="FOO"` assigns the value "FOO" to the variable `TEST`.
SPACE, there should be no space and B has space and will not work D is the answer
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