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If I run the code in my own terminal using 

  sh projectbingo.sh

it shows as:

Hello World

hi

When I run the following code :

 gnome-terminal  --window-with-profile=tushar -x ./projectbingo.sh

A new terminal pops out but shows :

./projectbingo.sh: line 3: $'\E[H\E[2J': command not found
./projectbingo.sh: line 23: $'\E[H\E[2J': command not found
./projectbingo.sh: line 77: $'\E[H\E[2J': command not found
Got bus address:  "unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-  3G1IPFUIn6,guid=85293fb9a05e2828c07c371800000364" 
Connected to accessibility bus at:  "unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-    3G1IPFUIn6,guid=85293fb9a05e2828c07c371800000364" 
 Registered DEC:  true 
./projectbingo.sh: line 79: $'\E[H\E[2J': command not found  
Got bus address:  "unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-3G1IPFUIn6,guid=85293fb9a05e2828c07c371800000364" 
Connected to accessibility bus at:  "unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-3G1IPFUIn6,guid=85293fb9a05e2828c07c371800000364" 
Registered DEC:  true 
./projectbingo.sh: line 82: $'\E[H\E[2J': command not found
./projectbingo.sh: line 107: $'\E[H\E[2J': command not found
Got bus address:  "unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-3G1IPFUIn6,guid=85293fb9a05e2828c07c371800000364" 
Connected to accessibility bus at:  "unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-3G1IPFUIn6,guid=85293fb9a05e2828c07c371800000364" 
Registered DEC:  true 
./projectbingo.sh: line 110: $'\E[H\E[2J': command not found
./projectbingo.sh: line 116: $'\E[H\E[2J': command not found
 Hello World\n\nhi

Please help !!!

tusharmakkar08
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This isn't a terminal issue. I suspect a shell issue.

Specifically, that $'...' notation is a bash-specific extension, but you are running the script simply by sh and not bash, so it won't apply.

Try changing the shebang line in the script to

#!/bin/bash
LeoNerd
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It was not a shell specific issue . I do not know why it happened ... but when I used 

   echo -e "Hello World\nHi"

It worked But when i try it running sh projectbingo.sh it shows

-e Hello World Hi

So My problem was solved but leading to the arrival of new problem

tusharmakkar08
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  • `echo` is a shell builtin, and the `-e` part is non-standard. Again should be solved by running your shell as `bash` not `sh`. – LeoNerd Nov 11 '12 at 13:42