Bash Programming

The objective of this module is to get a strong grip over Linux, mainly focusing on Bash. We will be covering both the theoretical and practical sides. First, we’ll learn about Linux and the CLI. Then we'll study some useful and helpful file system commands, such as manipulation, permission, system, and filtering.

Bash for Linux Programmers

> A shell is a macro processor or a command language interpreter that primarily translates the commands, written by the user in the terminal, into system actions that are executed, which can also automatically run in programs called shell scripts. 

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_A shell is not an operating system. It is a way to interface with the operating system and run
commands._

The terminal window in our computer contains a shell that allows you to process information, store or retrieve data and much more by interacting with a computer via entering commands.
For example,
+ Retrieving a list of files or directories
+ Looking up today's date and time
+ Getting current directory location
+ Making, copying or deleting files
+ Sorting files

And much more complicated tasks!


A brief introduction to Shell and its types. 

What is Shell?

A brief introduction to Shell and its types.