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Linux Shell Scripting: A Project-Based Approach to Learning

Learn how to shell script through project-based training

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Created by Jason Cannon

Discover how to automate repetitive tasks and save time by writing your own Linux shell scripts. Through hands-on projects, you'll build practical scripting skills that you can apply right away. Gain confidence working with the command line and streamline your workflow.

Packt | Oct 2018 | 670 min

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LevelBeginner
CategoriesSystems Administration and Networking, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Related Languages, CentOS, Bash

What You Will Learn

You will build your skills by working through real-world projects that guide you from the basics to more advanced scripting techniques. Each project helps you apply new concepts immediately, so you gain practical experience and see results as you progress. By writing and running your own scripts, you'll develop a solid understanding of how shell scripting works in everyday scenarios.

Key Features

  • Set up a local Linux shell scripting environment for hands-on practice
  • Write scripts to automate password generation and handle script arguments
  • Parse command-line operations to create efficient and flexible scripts

Target Audience

Perfect for beginners, system administrators, developers, or anyone looking to master Linux shell scripting. If you want to automate tasks, improve your productivity, or manage Linux systems more efficiently, you'll find these hands-on projects especially valuable. No prior scripting experience is required-just a willingness to learn by doing.

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