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Course Outline
The Simplest Script for Government
Selecting the Shell (Magic Number #!, Sha-bang) for Government
Executing the Script for Government
External and Built-in Commands for Government
Special Characters for Government
- Comment (#)
- End of Line (;)
- An Empty Statement (:) for Government
- Redirection of Input and Output (>, <, >>) for Government
- Redirecting Output for Government
- Redirection of Input for Government
- Pipeline (|) for Government
- Running a Process in the Background (&) for Government
Variables and Parameters for Government
- Unsetting Variables (unset) for Government
- Variable with a Null Value for Government
- Saving the Result to a Variable (backquotes ``) for Government
- Parameter Access ($0, $#, $1, $2, $3...) for Government
- Manual Shift for Government
- Quoting for Government
- Escape Character (\) for Government
Regular Expressions for Government
Conditional Statements for Government
- The if / then Statement for Government
- The if / then / else Statement for Government
- Nested if Statements for Government
- The if / elif Statement for Government
- The case Statement for Government
- Logical Operators (&&, ||) for Government
- The test Command for Government
Script Termination for Government
The exit Statement for Government
Using the Exit Status of a Program in a Script ($?) for Government
Tests and Operators for Government
- Text File Operators for Government
- File Type Tests for Government
- File Attribute Tests for Government
Comparison Operators for Government
- Arithmetic Comparison Using the if Command for Government
- Integer Comparison Operators for Government
- String Comparison for Government
- Complex Comparisons (and, or) for Government
- Nested Comparison Operators for Government
- The Assignment Operator for Government
- Arithmetic Operators for Government
- Bitwise Operators for Government
- Logical Operators for Government
- Numeric Constants for Government
Loops for Government
- The for / in Loop for Government
- The seq Command for Government
- The while Loop for Government
- The until Loop for Government
- Controlling Loops (break, continue) for Government
Text Processing for Government
- The head and tail Commands for Government
- Sort, Uniq, Expand, Unexpand for Government
- Cut, Paste, Join, Wc, Tr for Government
Text Search (grep) for Government
Stream Editor (sed) for Government
Interactive Programs for Government
- The read Command for Government
- User Selection for Government
Features for Government
Sleep Command for Government
Debugging Scripts for Government (if the script does not work?)
Requirements
- An understanding of basic Linux commands and file system navigation
- Experience with shell usage and simple text editing on Linux
- Completion of the "Introduction to Linux" course is recommended but not required
Audience
- Linux users who want to automate tasks using shell scripting for government operations
- System administrators looking to optimize server management and operations for government environments
- Developers and IT professionals seeking to enhance their Linux programming skills for government projects
14 Hours