Linux Programming - Bash Scripting And Shell Scripting Complete Guide
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This course includes lifetime access so you can complete it at your own speed.
This course is designed for those interested to learn the basics of Bash and Shell scripting in Linux, how to develop using the Linux programming language, coding semantics and network programming.
Benefits of taking this course include:
- Unlimited and lifetime access to the course
- Learn the course at your own pace
- Course can be accessed on any platform
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Description
Linux is the most popular platform in the world. These platforms are developed for companies such as Google, Facebook, and Microsoft for mobile development. This course will ensure you are not left out as more and more companies request this awesome and powerful language. You will receive all the knowledge to use and leverage the powerful technology behind these amazing and wonderful platforms.
Learn about everything there is to know about Linux Bash Scripting. A step-by-step process is used to explain every facet of this topic. This course includes information on application programming and design!
Gain a good understanding of the following concepts with this course:
- What Bash scripting is
- Linux certifications
- How to develop using the Linux programming language
- Features of the Linux programming language
- Coding semantics
- Application programming
- Network programming
If you have any questions regarding the topics covered in this course, please feel free to ask. I'm always happy to help those who want to learn.
In summary, this is what you get:
- Lifetime access to HD quality videos. No monthly subscription. Learn at your own pace, whenever you want.
- Free helpful support in the course Q and A when you have questions or get stuck.
- Multiple coding challenges to practice your new skills with solutions.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone looking to learn about Bash scripting
- Developers looking to learn the skills needed to utilise Linux features
- Linux developers
- Unix developers
- Mac developers
- Applications programmers
- People looking to learn about programming
- Those seeking to understand how Linux programming works
- People seeking guidance on how to create Linux and Mac scripts
- Beginners and experts in this field
- People with a desire to improve their programming knowledge
The Linux Programming - Bash Scripting And Shell Scripting Complete Guidewill cover the following topics:
Section 1 - Introduction
- Introduction
- Bash vs Shell vs Command Line vs Terminal
Section 2 - Navigation
- Listing Folder Contents (ls)
- Print Current Folder (pwd)
- Change Folder (cd)
- Using A Stack To Push Folders (pushd/popd)
- Check File Type (file)
- Find File By Name (locate) & Update Locate Database (updatedb)
- Find A Command (which)
- Show Command History (history)
Section 3 - Getting Help
- Show Manual Descriptions (whatis)
- Search Manual (apropos)
- Reference Manuals (man)
Section 4 - Working With Files or Folders
- Creating A Folder (mkdir)
- Creating A File (touch)
- Copy Files/Folders (cp)
- Move & Rename Files/Folders (mv)
- Delete Files or Folders (rm)
- Delete Empty Folder (rmdir)
- Change File Permissions (chmod)
Section 5 - Text Files
- File Concatenation (cat)
- File Perusal Filter (more/less)
- Terminal Based Text Editor (nano)
Section 6 - Users
- Run Commands As A Superuser (sudo)
- Change User (su)
- Show Effecter User and Group IDs (id)
Section 7 - Killing Programs And Logging Out
- Kill A Running Command (ctrl + c)
- Kill All Processes By A Name (killall)
- Logging Out Of Bash (exit)
Section 8 - Shortcuts
- Tell Bash That There Is No More Input (ctrl plus d)
- Clear The Screen (ctr plus l)
- Zoom In (ctrl plus +)
- Zoom Out (ctrl plus -)
- Moving The Cursor
- Deleting Text
- Fixing Typos
- Cutting and Pasting
- Character Capitalisation
Section 9 - Bash
- Bash File Structure
- Echo Command
- Comments
- Variables
- Strings
- While Loop
- For Loop
- Until Loop
- Break and Continue
- Get User Input
- If Statement
- Case Statements
- Get Arguments From The Command Line
- Functions
- Global vs Local Variables
- Arrays
- Shell and Environment Variables
- Scheduled Automation
- Aliases
- Wildcards
- Multiple Commands
Who is this course for?
This course is designed for those interested to learn the basics of Bash and Shell scripting in Linux, how to develop using the Linux programming language, coding semantics and network programming.
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No prior knowledge is required to take this course
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