What are the parameters of the echo command in Linux?

In Linux, there are several parameters for the echo command.

1. -n: Do not print the newline character at the end of output lines.
2. Enable the parsing of escape characters, allowing the use of escape characters to represent special characters.
3. – E: Disable the interpretation of escape characters, making them inactive.
4. – Disable the interpretation of escape characters, rendering them ineffective.
5. – Disable the interpretation of escape characters, so that escape characters do not work.
6. Disable the interpretation of escape characters, causing them not to function.
7. – Disable the parsing of escape characters, making them inactive.
8. – Disable the parsing of escape characters so that they have no effect.
9. – E: Disable parsing of escape characters, causing escape characters to have no effect.
10. – Disable the interpretation of escape characters, rendering them ineffective.
11. Disable the parsing of escape characters, so that escape characters do not work.