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Unix Korn Shell Scripting
- Description
- Course participants will learn how to write and execute UNIX shell scripts
used for the controlled execution of a series of basic UNIX commands. As a
introduction to the course, the first topic will be a comparison of the
various type of UNIX shells in terms of their script capabilities. Then the
basics of script writing- creation, writing in the shell programming language,
debugging, and execution - will be covered along with an overview of built-in
shell commands available to the user. Advanced topics will include, use of
user/shell/environmental variables; script commands for decision-making,
looping, and flow-control; and creation of shell aliases and functions.
- Handouts
- January 1999 (HTML or PDF),
by Dr. Dave Robertson (dgr@osc.edu)
- Prerequisites
- None
- Target Audience
- novice to intermediate users
- Class Duration
- 2 days
- Additional Training Materials
- UNIX
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