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Writing Your First Script in Linux Shell Scripting

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Now, the show starts… enjoy!! We know that a shell script is a collection of Linux commands saved together in a file. So, let's follow...
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Learn about Effective One-Liners in Linux Shell Scripting

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Do you remember what the definition of Shell Scripts is?! I told you in our first article in this series that a Shell Script is...
Linux Shell Scripting Until Loop

Learn The Concept Of Until Loop in Linux Shell Scripting

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In the last two articles, we have talked about the first two types of Loops: the for loop, and the while loop. Now, we...

Learn About Functions in Linux Shell Scripting

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There will be cases wherein your need to execute a block of code that achieves a specific procedure several times in different places in...
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Learn Text Processing Tools in Linux Shell Scripting – Part 3

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This is Part three, the last article in the series of Text Processing Tools. The awk Language Yes, you haven’t misread it. awk is a pattern...
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Learn More about Effective One-Liners in Linux Shell Scripting

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In the previous article, we had a talk on One-Liners. We have seen how a composite statement that is as short as fitting in...
Linux Shell Scripting Managing Services

Learn Managing Services in Linux Shell Scripting

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In this article, we are going to talk about new topic: Managing Services.   What is Service? A service is a software program whose functionality is to...
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Learn Text Processing Tools in Linux Shell Scripting – Part 2

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cut and paste commands The cut command prints selected parts of lines from file(s) to standard output. The most common syntaxes used: cut –d field_separator –f fields,to,select cut...
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Learn about Variable in Linux Shell Scripting

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“Change is the essence of life; be willing to surrender what you are for what you could become.” Reinhold Niebuhr Variables are named memory locations...