Useradd or Add User

Useradd vs adduser

The main differences between the useradd and adduser commands in Linux are:

useradd is a lower-level command that requires additional parameters to set up an account, while adduser is a higher-level command that adds a user with standard settings.

Availability: useradd is available on all Linux distributions, while adduser is not available on all Linux distributions.
adduser
Interaction: adduser is more user-friendly and interactive than useradd.
adduser asks for additional information such as full name, room number, work phone, and home phone. useradd does not ask for any additional information.

useradd

useradd does not create a home directory for the new user by default.
The useradd command creates a new user account with a fresh home directory, default shell, and system-wide settings. The login parameter must be a unique string, and the user name cannot use the ALL or default keywords.
useradd does not create password information for a user.

Final

adduser : common way to add user, password, and home dir
*useradd : quick and dirty –no password created