Create a regular user on Linux and set a password for them.

In Linux, you can create a normal user and set a password by following these steps:

1. Log in to the Linux system as the root user.

2. Execute the following commands to create a new user and its home directory:

   useradd -m <username>

   among <username> is the new username you want to create,-m Indicates that the user's home directory is also created.

3. Execute the following command to set the password for the new user:

   passwd <username>

   among <username> This is the username for which you want to set a password. Enter the user's password as prompted.

Now, you have successfully created a new normal user and set his password. A user can log into the system using his username and password.