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Course Outline
The simplest script
Choosing the shell (magic number #!, Shebang)
Calling the script
External and built-in commands
Some special characters
- Comment (#)
- End of Line (;)
- An empty statement (:)
- Redirection of input output (>, <, >>)
- Redirecting output
- Redirection of input
- Stream (|)
- Start the process in the background (&)
Variables and Parameters
- Variable destruction (unset)
- Variable with a null value
- Save the result to a variable (backquotes ``)
- Parameter requests ($ 0, $ #, $ 1, $ 2, $ 3 ...)
- Manual shift
- Quoting.
- Escape character (\)
Regular Expressions
Conditional statements
- The if / then
- The if / then / else
- Nesting if statements
- The if / elif
- case statement
- Operators
- Logical operators and, or (&&, | |)
- test command
Completing the script
The exit statement
Use the status of program completion in a script ($?)
Tests and Operators
- Text file operators
- Tests for file type
- Test file attributes
Comparison operators
- Comparing arithmetic using the if command
- Integer comparison operators
- Comparing strings
- Complex comparisons (and, or)
- Nesting comparison operators
- The assignment operator
- Arithmetic operators
- Bitwise operators
- Logical operators
- Numeric constants
Loops
- The for / in loop
- The seq command
- The while loop
- Until loop
- Controlling the loop (break, continue)
Text Processing
- head, tail commands
- Sort, Uniq, Expand, Unexpand
- Cut, Paste, Join, Wc, Tr
Text search (grep)
Stream Editor (sed)
Interactive programs
- read command
- select command
Functions
sleep command
If the script does not work? (debugging)
Requirements
- A fundamental understanding of basic Linux commands and file system navigation.
- Experience using shells and performing simple text editing on Linux.
- Completion of the "Introduction to Linux" course is recommended but not mandatory.
Audience
- Linux users seeking to automate tasks through shell scripting.
- System administrators aiming to optimize server management and operations.
- Developers and IT professionals looking to enhance their Linux programming capabilities.
14 Hours