Bash/Shell Scripting Essentials

Learn Bash/Shell Scripting with Summarized Explanation, Starting from the Basic Level

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What you'll learn

• Automate Tasks
• Manage Files and Directories
• Handle User Input
• Make Decisions
• Repeat Actions
• Debug Scripts
• Use Regular Expressions
• Handle Errors
• Create Shell Functions

Description

An Operating System consists of many components, but its two main components are: Kernel and Shell.

What is Kernel?

Kernel; It enables communication between hardware and software. Kernel is the innermost part of an operating system. It is responsible for managing all of the system's resources, such as the CPU, memory, and storage. The kernel also provides a set of system calls that allow user-mode programs to interact with the hardware.

What is Shell?

Shell is a program that lets you interact with your computer's operating system. It takes the commands you type in and turns them into instructions that the operating system can understand.

What is Shell Script?

Shell Script is an open-source computer program designed to be run by the Unix/Linux shell program. Shell scripts allow us to write down a sequence of shell commands in a file and then execute them all at once. This can save us a lot of time and effort, especially if we need to run the same commands regularly.

With this course, we will see the basics of writing shell scripts in this command sequence. Now let's take a look at the contents of Shell Scripting Essentials:

Variables

Comparison Operators

Conditional Statements

Loops

Positional Arguments

Storing Output of Command

Exit Codes of Commands

Redirection

Here Document

Piping

Functions

Parse Script Arguments and Parameters

File Operations

Grep Command

Aliases

Wait Command

Signal Handling

Debugging

Regex

Sed Command

Examples

Who this course is for:

• Beginners and enthusiasts who who would like to learn how to automate tasks and save time and effort
• Developers who want to automate build and deployment processes
• Engineers who want to learn the command line and shell scripting together