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New to Unix/Linux? Be an Expert in a MONTH-Shell Script
Develop a thorough understanding of the fundamental and advanced concepts related to Linux and Unix to perform shell ...Read more
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Quick Facts
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Course overview
A sequence of operations in a software program that is executed by the Unix shell, a command line processor, is known as a shell script. Typically, shell scripts provide comments that outline the steps. The best applications for shell scripts are repetitive chores that would take a long time to complete by entering one line at a time. New to Unix/Linux? Be an Expert in a MONTH-Shell Script 2022 certification course is created by Testing World - Director of Testing World and is presented by Udemy.
New to Unix/Linux? Be an Expert in a MONTH-Shell Script 2022 online course offers instructional videos accompanied by 2 articles and 3 offline study materials, all of which are intended to help individuals gain the knowledge and abilities necessary for working in Linux and Unix environments. With New to Unix/Linux? Be an Expert in a MONTH-Shell Script 2022 online training discusses topics like shell scripting, fetching, analyzing logs, verifying logs, and condition handling as well as includes file processing with AWK and SED commands, which are essential for data processing under different standpoints.
The highlights
- Certificate of completion
- Self-paced course
- 11 hours of pre-recorded video content
- 2 articles
- 3 downloadable resources
Program offerings
- Online course
- Learning resources
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Unlimited access
- Accessible on mobile devices and tv
Course and certificate fees
Fees information
certificate availability
Yes
certificate providing authority
Udemy
Who it is for
What you will learn
After completing the New to Unix/Linux? Be an Expert in a MONTH-Shell Script 2022 online certification, individuals will gain a better understanding of the principles of Unix and Linux operating systems for shell scripting operations. Individuals will explore the functionalities related to backend development and testing tasks like fetching, analyzing, and verifying logs. Individuals will learn about numerous Unix commands and Linux commands, such as AWK and SED, and will gain knowledge of the concepts behind loops, string operations, condition handling, and file processing. Additionally, individuals will discover how to use the VIM editor's shell scripting capabilities.
The syllabus
Setup Environment for Practice | Setup Virtual machine on your system
Basic Unix Commands | Learn most common commands for frequent activities
- Start working with Basic Commands : Current Directory, Clear Terminal & Help
- Working with Directories - Create Directory, Move in & Move out to Directories
- Working with Directories - Create Multiple Directories, Delete Directory
- Different option to create files : Blank File, File with Content, Insert Data
- Listing files and Folders : Hidden Files, List Format and Sorted Order
- All uses of CAT command : Must for Practical Implementation & Interviews
- Check Your Knowledge
Check content of File | Different ways to open a file and view its content
- Documentation : Sample Data to be used for Practicing with me
- Setup Sample Data to be used for Practicing with me
- Check complete file content : CAT Command
- Check file content : Top few lines - Head Command
- Check file content : bottom few lines - Tail Command
- Check file content : with Paging - More Command
- Check file content : with Paging - Less Command
- Check file content : with VIM editor
- Commonly Asked Question : Get few lines from middle of the File
- Check Your Knowledge
Search Data in a File | Different Options to Search content in a file
- What is Grep | Search data in 1 file
- Search data in more than 1 files
- Search data in all files of current directory
- Search data by ignoring case
- Search Data : Display Line number
- Search Data : Display File Name
- Search Data : With exact word
- Search Data : By ignoring given text
- Search Data : Display only count
- Search Data : Display surrounding lines
- Search Data : Multiple Content
- Search Multiple data with egrep
- Check Your Knowledge
Cut & Copy Files and Folder
- Copy file from one location to another location -Part 1
- Copy file from one location to another location -Part 2
- Cut(Move) file from one location to another locations
- Rename File and Folder
Merging Two or More commands | Most important topic for interview
- Save command results to a File ( > & >> Operator)
- Get data from a File ( < Operator)
- Pass result of one command to another ( | Operator)
- Basic System Commands
- Check Your Knowledge
Compare Files | Check same or different content in file
- Compare Files - CMP Command
- Compare Files - COMM Command
- Compare Files - DIFF Command
Search Files and Folder
- Search File on current location
- Search file in the System
Advance miscellaneous Operations
- Display line with Pagination
- Merge lines in the file
- Check file information
- Sort File Content
- Check command History
- Fetch unique data from file
- Change File Permission
***** Exercise ******
- Important------- Task for Students ----- : Search Lines having text
- Important------- Task for Students ----- : Search Count
- Important------- Task for Students ----- : Search specific count only
Working with VIM Editor
- Create File | Make Changes | Close file without saving
- View any command help
- Save content of file
- Insert data to file
- Insert data in new line
- Delete data from file
- Append data to file
- Search data in File
File Processing using Cut Command
- What is Cut command | Find character on specific position
- Cut command : Display Columns data
- Cut command : Skip one or few columns data
- Cut command : Work on unformatted files
Stream Editor to perform File Operations
- What is SED
- SED : Display Specific Line
- SED : Display Last Line and Range of Lines
- SED : Skip lines in result
- SED : Display lines by searching a word
- SED : Substitute data in File
File Processing using AWK Commands
- Introduction to AWK | Select Column Data
- AWK Setup Test Data
- AWK Command - Select Single Column | Multiple Columns | All Columns
- AWK - Select columns data from file using Separators
- AWK - Fetch data by giving row number OR Range of rows
- AWK - Save Command Result to File
- AWK - Conditionally select data
- AWK - Conditionally Select data with logical AND
- AWK - Conditionally Select data with logical OR
- AWK - Conditionally Select data | Check Substring in Record & Column
Start Writing Shell Scripting
- Shell Scripting Basics
- Write First Shell Script
- Take User Input
- Shell script with simple shell commands
- Shell Scripting - Use Case 1
- Shell Scripting - Use Case 2
- Update Shell Script - Printf & Random
Move to new Level in Shell Scripting
- Command Line Arguments | Positional Arguments - Part 1
- Command Line Arguments | Positional Arguments - Part 2
- What is Variable | System Variables
- User Defined Variables - Part 1
- User Defined Variables - Part 2
- Define Constants
- Save Output of a command into Variable
- *** Practice UseCase ***
String Operations
- String Operations - Part 1
- String Operations - Part 2
- String Operations - Part 3
Condition Handling
- Condition Handling - IF Condition
- Condition Handling- IF ELSE Condition
- Condition Handling- IF ELIF ELSE Condition
- Condition Handling - Numeric Data
- Condition Handling - Logical OR
- Condition Handling - Logical AND
- Condition Handling - Nested Conditions
- Condition Handling - Check Variable Value
- Condition Handling - Compare String Case Insensitive
- Condition Handling - Compare String - Use Case
Functions
- Function with No Argument and Return Value
- Function with Arguments But no return value
- Function with Arguments and return value
Other Shell Options
- Calling a Shell Script from Other
- Use of Different Brackets
Loops
- Basic FOR Loop
- Advance For Loop