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Linux Bash Shell Programming Training Course
Course Contents - DAY 1
Course Introduction

Administration and Course Materials Course Structure and Agenda Delegate and Trainer Introductions

Session 4: INTEGER ARITHMETIC


Using the expr command Using the (( )) notation Exercises: Use integer arithmetic in shellscripts

Session 1: UNIX COMMAND REVIEW



Basic UNIX commands Filename generation characters Redirection and pipes

Session 5: HANDLING RUN TIME INPUT



The read command Command line arguments and related variables Exercise: Writing an interactive shell script

Session 2: GETTING STARTED



What is a shell script? Development guidelines Creating and editing shell scripts Naming and storing shell scripts Executing shell scripts Exercise: Create and run a simple shellscript

Session 6: CONDITION TESTING



The if-then-elif-else statement String tests Integer tests Filename tests Other test notations Default and substitute variables Exit status codes Counting characters Testing for numeric input Exerise: Add validation to previous scripts

Session 3: USING VARIABLES



Environment variables Local variables Assigning values to variables Accessing variable values Using quotes Delimiting variable names echo control sequences Exercises: Use variables in shellscripts

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Linux Bash Shell Programming Training Course
Course Contents - DAY 2
Session 7: LOOP CONSTRUCTS

The while loop The until loop The while true and until false loops The for loop Loop control commands Exercises: Enhance the previously written scripts with loop constructs

Session 10: INTERRUPT HANDLING


Interrupt signals The trap command Abnormal termination of scripts Exercise: Adding traps to the menu script

Session 11: ADDITIONAL FEATURES



The exec command The includes notation Arrays Here Documents Exercise: Enhance scripts

Session 8: MULTI-BRANCH DECISIONS



The case statement Patterns and actions Menu driven applications Exercise: Develop and write a menu system

Session 9: FUNCTIONS

What is a function? Function syntax Exercises: Create and use functions

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Linux Bash Shell Programming Training Course
Course Contents - DAY 3
Session 12: REVIEW OF SHELL FUNDAMENTALS

Review of UNIX Commands

Session 15: BACKUP AND RESTORE

UTILITIES

Archive devices The cpio command The tar command The dd command Exercise: Backing up and restoring files using tar Exercise: Backing up and restoring files using cpio

Session 13: USING UNIX SHELLS



Command line history and editing The Korn and POSIX shells The Bash shell Command aliasing The shell startup file Shell environment variables

Session 16: BACKGROUND JOB SCHEDULING



Starting background jobs Background tasks and the nohup command Process priorities and the nice command Job control Scheduling jobs with the at command Scheduling jobs with the cron command Exercise: Running and background jobs

Session 14: REDIRECTION, PIPES AND FILTERS



Standard I/O and redirection Pipes Command separation Conditional execution Grouping commands UNIX filters The tee command

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Linux Bash Shell Programming Training Course
Course Contents - DAY 4
Session 17: REGULAR EXPRESSION NOTATION

Regular expressions Extended regular expressions

Session 20: COMMANDS FOR

COMPARING FILES

Compare two files with the cmp command Compare two files with the comm command Compare two files with the diff and sdiff commands Compare large files with the bdiff command Exercise: Identifying file differences

Session 18: SEARCHING FILES FOR PATTERNS



The grep family of commands The grep command The fgrep command The egrep command Exercises: Search for patterns with grep and egrep

Session 21: FILE MANIPULATION COMMANDS



The head and tail commands The cut command The paste command The pr command The split and csplit commands Exercises: Manipulate text with cut and paste Exercises: Manipulate text with head and tail

Session 19: THE STREAM EDITOR SED



Introduction and command line syntax The sed program structure sed program processing Use sed commands sed addresses sed instructions Hold and get functions Advanced flow control Exercises: Simple text processing with sed Exercises: Create sed scripts to edit files

Session 22: IDENTIFY AND TRANSLATE CHARACTERS



od - octal dump Use cat to display non-printing characters The expand and unexpand commands The tr command Exercises: Translating text files with tr Exercises: Display non-printing characters

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Linux Bash Shell Programming Training Course
Course Contents - DAY 5
Session 23: SORTING FILES

The sort command Specify sort keys with -k Sort by column positions The uniq command Exercises: Sorting text files

Session 25: AWK PROGRAM

CONTROL STRUCTURES

Program control structures The if construct The while and do ... while constructs The basic for construct Associative array handling Functions o Built in functions o The system function o The getline function o User defined functions Exercises: Create an awk script using an associative array Exercises: Create an awk script using a for loop and if statement Exercises: Create an awk script using functions

Session 24: INTRODUCTION TO THE PATTERN SCANNING UTILITY - AWK



Introduction and command line syntax The awk program structure Use regular expressions Operators Simple patterns Extended patterns Comments Special patterns (BEGIN and END) Program variables o Built-in variables o User defined variables Mathematical operators Enhanced printing Handling user variables Exercises: Create simple awk scripts Exercises: Create a simple awk script using variables

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