Shell Scripting

Shell Scripting

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Shell Scripting

A shell script is basically a program that allows you to interact with the UNIX/Linux system by writing executable shell commands in a simple text file.

Operations performed by shell scripts are:-

File manipulation

Program execution, 

Printing text.

Shell scripts are basically used to avoid repetitive task. You can write a script to automate a set of instructions to be executed one after the other, instead of typing in the commands one after the other n number of times.


Table of Contents

  • Shell Something Out
  • Have a Good Command
  • File In, File Out
  • Texting and Driving
  • Tangled Web
  • The Backup Plan
  • Functions
  • Wildcards
  • Logging
  • While Loops
  • Debugging

Shell Scripting FAQs

The exam is intended for anyone who wants to update their shell scripting skills and programmers or security engineer going for any assessment exam related to shell scripting.

  • Programming
  • Linux
  • Analytical

Shell scripting program allows you to write a series of commands for the shell to execute. It combine lengthy and repetitive sequences of commands into a single and simple script that can be stored for later and executed anytime without any programming efforts.

  • Software Engineer
  • Programmer
  • Security Engineer
  • Linux Administrator
  • Hacker
  • Shell Something Out
  • Have a Good Command
  • File In, File Out
  • Texting and Driving
  • Tangled Web
  • The Backup Plan
  • Functions
  • Wildcards
  • Logging
  • While Loops
  • Debugging

 

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