Shell Scripting for Beginners
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Learn the basics of Linux shell scripting and automate tasks with this guided project. Increase your productivity and efficiency by customizing your environment. Create a script file, add code, and transform it into a launchable file. Gain knowledge on permissions and run the file effortlessly.
At a Glance
Developers use Linux shell scripting to automate tasks, customize their environment, and increase their efficiency and productivity. Enroll in this guided project to learn the basics of running Linux shell scripts.
A shell script is essentially a series of commands written in a text file that the shell interpreter runs to automate tasks and perform system administration functions. You can use shell scripts to automate repetitive tasks, set up environment variables, run backups, and more.
First, you’ll create a new script file that accepts a username and prints a welcome message. Next, you’ll edit the script and add the code needed to transform the script into a launchable, runnable file. Then, learn how to add permissions to the script and run the file.
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