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A shell, in basic terms, is a Linux command line interface that accepts input, execute it, and displays it to the standard output. The input could be from the user (keyboard) or redirected from a file…
Hello everyone! Welcome back! I am back again with a new post to share my experience of moving to Linux subsystem-based bash to custom fish on my Terminal App. Here you can see the result, let's get s…
Overview As a developer, your interaction with a shell is inevitable. They can be useful for navigating directories, running commands, and more. There’s a large variety of shell commands, some of whi…
Story I have just finished a feature by the end of my work day, and am ready to push my pretty codes to the repo and about to enjoy an accomplished moment 🚀... BUT out of no where, after I run git pu…
Introduction In this post will give you an overview of shell programming and provide an understanding of some standard shell programs. This includes shells such as the Bourne Again Shell (bash). She…
The ls command is one of the most commonly used Linux commands for listing available files or directories from the command line. In this article, we'll go over the ls command in depth, as well as some…
Command substitution allows you to assign the output of a shell command to a variable. This one of the most useful feature of shell scripts. After assigning the output to a variable, you can use the s…
Can We Use Cd Command In Shell Script? Can I Change Directory In A Bash Script? How Do I Change The Path Of A Bash Script? For convenience, there are times you may want to run a shell script that cha…
What is shell scripting? Shell Scripting is a program to write a series of commands for the shell to execute or simply we can say that shell scripting is writing a bunch of command and executing them …
Another task that I had to tackle as part of the lessons on shell expansion in my ongoing ALX Software Engineering course was to write a bash script that prints a number with two decimal places. Let's…