How to use expect: 2-Minute Linux Tips

The video tutorial introduces a tool for automating interactions with scripts using predefined answers. It provides a simple example of a script that asks a question and another script that automates the response. The tutorial demonstrates how to create and run an expect script, highlighting its potential for real-world applications where scripts may ask multiple questions and perform complex tasks. The flexibility of using multiple expect and send lines is emphasized, and a brief mention of 'auto expect' is made for further exploration.

How can you enhance the expect script to handle more questions?

What is 'auto expect' and how is it related to the expect script?