2016
Udemy / EDUmobile Academy
4:00
English
Learn Linux Shell Programming with Bash, GREP and SED for Beginners
This course is teaches the fundamentals of linux shell using the terminal, some insight on bash shell and we will investigate various aspects of the shell, for example scripting, using utilities like grep and sed, C and Perl programming in linux, controll flow as well as the file structure. You will also find out how to navigate the directory structure, reveal the contents of directories, the best way to understand and work with file permissions, how to replicate, move, and remove directories and files. We'll also cover regular expression syntax in the context of learning grep, then use what we have learned as we work.
Section 1: Introduction to Shell
Lecture 1
Introduction
02:44
Lecture 2
Starting with Terminal
01:51
Lecture 3
Basic Directories Commands
05:44
Lecture 4
File Listing in Shell
08:36
Lecture 5
File Permissions
04:51
Lecture 6
Changing File Permissions
07:09
Section 2: Directories, Wilcards and More
Lecture 7
Making and Removing Directories
05:13
Lecture 8
Usage of Wildcards
05:20
Lecture 9
File Operations
07:59
Lecture 10
Removing Non Empty Directories
05:34
Lecture 11
Redirection and Piping
07:02
Section 3: Exploring Shell Environment
Lecture 12
Writing and Running a Hello World Script
06:26
Lecture 13
Removing the ./ Resolution
06:15
Lecture 14
Running Scripts in the Current Open Shell
07:37
Lecture 15
Intro to Variables
08:17
Lecture 16
Saving Shell State in .bashrc
05:34
Section 4: Shell Commands
Lecture 17
Exit Status of Shell Commands
04:11
Lecture 18
Tests and the if Statement
07:24
Lecture 19
Command Line Arguments
09:09
Lecture 20
Guessing Game
11:50
Lecture 21
Loops
08:59
Lecture 22
The Case Statement
08:57
Section 5: Regex with Grep and Sed
Lecture 23
Intro to Regex
07:51
Lecture 24
Learn Switches : -i, -v, -c
04:53
Lecture 25
More on Switches : -l, -L, -n, -h
04:00
Lecture 26
Other Command Line Switches
04:18
Lecture 27
Piping Other Commands To Grep
04:12
Lecture 28
Meta Characters In Regular Expressions
09:20
Lecture 29
Example Of Validating E-mail Addresses
07:05
Lecture 30
Example Of Validating US Phone Numbers
09:02
Section 6: Intro to Sed
Lecture 31
Sed Introduction
04:36
Lecture 32
Suppressing Output With -n, And Back Expressions
07:20
Lecture 33
Address Notation
07:13
Lecture 34
Printing Line Numbers With The = Command
03:14
Lecture 35
Other Commands And Scripting Sed
06:11
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