There are several ways of different ways you can do this:
Make the other script executable, add the #!/bin/bash line at a top, and a path where a file is to a $PATH environment variable. Then you can call it a normal command;
Or call it with a source command (alias is .) like
this: source /path/to/script;
Or use a bash command to execute it:
/bin/bash /path/to/script;
The 1st and 3rd methods execute a script as another process, so variables and functions in another script will not be accessible.
The second method executes a script in the first script's process and pulls in the variables and functions from other scripts so they are used from calling the script.
In the 2nd method, if you are using the exit in a second script, it will exit the 1st script as well. Which will not happen in the 1st and 3rdmethods.
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