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Bourne Again Shell (BASH) is a UNIX/Linux shell and command line interpreter that runs commands from a standard input file. Its most important feature is that it allows you to automate commands, thereby streamlining a program or create a system. After this course, you'll be able to shave hours from your coding practice and build productive systems in a fraction of the time. Before you know it, employers will be knocking down your door to hire you!- Access 41 lectures & 10 hours of content 24/7
- Write shell scripts & learn the theories behind BASH & Shell Scripting
- Understand how command history, echo command & variables work
- Automate simple & complex commands
- Customize shells, understand shell scripts & note the difference between shell scripts & interactive shells
- Learn how to write well documented, modular, efficient & complex shell scripts
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Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
Compatibility
- UNIX or Linux required
Terms
- Unredeemed licenses can be returned for store credit within 30 days of purchase. Once your license is redeemed, all sales are final.
Course Outline
- Course Introduction
- Introduction Preview (3:02)
- Introduction to Bash
- Introduction to BASS (15:39)
- The “directory” concept (16:59)
- Running jobs in the background (16:55)
- Command Line Tips and Tricks
- The interactive mode (18:08)
- The vi editing mode (16:40)
- Using the fc command (15:48)
- Customizing your Shell
- The BASH environment (15:05)
- Shell options (14:19)
- Single and double quotes (15:14)
- The shell prompt variables (15:09)
- The CDPATH variable (11:34)
- Understanding Shell Scripts
- Shell Programming Essentials (15:50)
- Positional Variables (15:47)
- Manipulating variables in place (22:24)
- Using patterns in string operations (16:27)
- Assigning command output to variables (7:34)
- Condition and Loops
- Deciision Making (18:56)
- More elegant ways of testing conditions (12:49)
- Testing for integers (21:12)
- The select statement (19:53)
- Command Line Options
- Command-line options (19:45)
- More Complex options: the getopts command (14:49)
- LAB: adding more opions to highest.st (15:21)
- Increment and decrement operators (15:34)
- The for loop revisited (21:04)
- Bash Input Output
- BASH I/O (15:55)
- The echo command (16:48)
- LAB: enhancing the log rotation script (18:03)
- Process Management
- Process Management (16:00)
- Process signals (13:45)
- Reacting to signals (22:20)
- Bash Administration
- BASH Administration (13:18)
- Setting default file permissions Part A (10:18)
- Setting default file permissions Part B (13:37)
- Best practices
- BASH Best Practices (15:39)
- Summary
- Summary (5:06)
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