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Course overview
Bash is a command processor that typically runs in a text window where the user types commands that cause actions. Bash
can also read and execute commands from a file, called a shell script.
It is used to automate repetitive tasks on Linux file system. It might include a set of commands, or a single command, or it might
contain the hallmarks of imperative programming like loops, functions, conditional constructs.
Curriculum for this course
22 Lessons
01:04:45 Hours
Bash Scripting
22 Lessons
01:04:45 Hours
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Intro
Preview 00:00:37
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About notesorg
00:00:37
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Special characters
00:03:22
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Bash variables
00:01:29
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Functions
00:02:15
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Function return
00:02:57
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Declare statement
00:04:01
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If statement
00:04:26
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If test on files
00:02:41
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Binary comparison
00:03:05
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If with brackets
00:04:27
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For Loop
00:02:15
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While Until loop
00:01:59
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Input redirection
00:02:54
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Break Continue
00:03:51
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Command Lines arguments
00:01:47
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Linux style args Part 1 Space separated
00:03:48
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Linux style args Part 2 separated
00:01:26
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Linux style args Part 31 getopts
00:04:56
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Linux style args Part 32 getopts error
00:04:26
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Create menus with SELECT
00:04:38
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The project
00:02:48
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