It is generally better practice to use sudo for specific commands within a Bash script, rather than running the entire script with sudo. This approach is safer and provides better control over which commands require elevated privileges. Here's why:

Advantages of Using sudo for Specific Commands:
Minimized Security Risks:

Running the entire script with sudo grants elevated privileges to every part of the script, even commands that don't need it. This increases the risk of accidental system changes or security vulnerabilities.