Bash Scripting on Linux (The Complete Guide) Class 02 - Hello World
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- čas přidán 8. 06. 2024
- Moore's Law of computing is very debatable nowadays, but one tech-related concept that's absolutely NOT debatable is that everyone learning any scripting or programming language should start with the classic "Hello World" example. And you know what? LearnLinuxTV is a sucker for tradition. So in this episode, you'll write your very own Hello World script in Bash!
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Time Codes
00:00 - Intro
01:03 - What is a Shell in Linux?
05:03 - How to turn Linux command(s) into a Bash Script
06:40 - Marking a script file as executable with chmod
08:32 - How do you run/execute a Bash Script?
12:37 - How to (properly) write a Bash Script
OTHER BASH SCRIPTING SERIES EPISODES
- Class 01 ➜ Introduction: linux.video/bash1
- Class 02 ➜ Hello World: linux.video/bash2
- Class 03 ➜ Variables: linux.video/bash3
- Class 04 ➜ Math Functions: linux.video/bash4
- Class 05 ➜ If Statements: linux.video/bash5
- Class 06 ➜ Exit Codes: linux.video/bash6
- Class 07 ➜ While Loops: linux.video/bash7
- Class 08 ➜ Universal Update Script: linux.video/bash8
- Class 09 ➜ For Loops: linux.video/bash9
- Class 10 ➜ Where To Store Your Scripts: linux.video/bash10
- Class 11 ➜ Data Streams: linux.video/bash11
- Class 12 ➜ Functions: linux.video/bash12
- Class 13 ➜ Case Statements: linux.video/bash13
- Class 14 ➜ Scheduling Jobs (Part 1): linux.video/bash14
- Class 15 ➜ Scheduling Jobs (Part 2): linux.video/bash15
- Class 16 ➜ Arguments: linux.video/bash16
- Class 17 ➜ Building a Backup Script: linux.video/bash17
- Class 18 ➜ Closing: linux.video/bash18
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Thank you! Before watching this video, I was able to complete my homework, but I did not UNDERSTAND it. I am now ready to move on to my next homework assignment. Thanks so much!
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I've used bash for years and years. This such a great course. Your presentation is - super pro, and enjoyable.
Dont lie. If you have been using bash for years, theres no reason youll be here watching a hello world program
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Thanks Jay! I spent a lot of time last week trying to find a good video series on bash scripting and today I finally did!
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Terrific. Excellent visual presentation and clarity and good vibes in equal measure. Keep bashing out quality stuff Jay
I've just learned basic bash scripting and I can see this getting addictive. As soon as I do something in multiple commands I immediately think of building a script or .src function. First is mkcd to make and go into a directory. Then mkpyapp [packages] to make the common app structure I use, create a venv and install the rest of the arguments as packages in that venv. Finally open up folder in VS code. Then actscript to put bash script in ~/bin and make executable. Any many more in the pipeline...
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Thanks for the easy to follow lesson! Even if it's not very useful, I did try to make my own simple scripts to see how much I retained and it was fun!
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Any thoughts on: #!/bin/bash vs #!/usr/bin/env bash ? I see them both and was wondering if one is "better" than the other to use.
same doubt, is there a difference between the two that i should know?
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informative lecture
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thanks for this short course. confused: which bash shows /usr/bin/bash, but the she-bang says /bin/bash. why the difference?
Thanks
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Hi jay . Thank you for vim training and I learn a lot . Now starting script training and thank for all your time and training.
Mr. Jay I am not sure why you use nano for training script. I was expecting to use vim. I am sure you know better or may be nano is better to writ script. Thank you again.
HI Jay,
Could you please share what is the font that you are using on your terminal.
thanks :)
Is it just me? I always put 'exit 0' at the end of my scripts. Even if I don't have other exit values else where in the script.
Same here.
Hey jay @learn linuxtv how can u change ur terminal to have those colors.. can u do a vid showing us how to manage our terminal appearance, I am aware that u said u have a variation but I'm sure we can change colors and stuff..
What about POSIX compliance? Wouldn't it be better to go that route instead for compatibility? That being the case, why not code for dash instead of bash? The resulting script should be executable in dash, bash and zsh (with compatibility mode).
8:48 I'm curious why when it showed the contents of the directory it doesn't color the folders and such like it did when you just typed ls? Not nearly as useful as a script.
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Great videos, BTW!
is learning bash script have afuture and get jobs in devops or aws engineer?
hey, i switched to bash, it was on zsh on kali; now when i type commands like sudo, ls they don't "change color" the command works but they don't change, anyone having the same "problem" ?
thx
This is so beautiful but I'm so intimidated by the IF statements. I have goosebums☹☹☹☹
For some reason mine isnt changing colors in terminal when i run nano
how do you install that on windows
i mean that interpreter looks clean
I simple used chsh -s /bin/bash and restarted to change. Later I changed it back to zsh
Please suggest me a Bash Scripting Reference textbook please
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is it okay to use kali for bash scripting cause mine directory is /zsh
yeah it's fine, I also use kali.
did you dual boot it?
@@rickgrimes47 no been doing it in virtual mach
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Why are you using sudo chmod for a file you own. The use of sudo is only needed if you do not own the file.
yes was going to say -- no need to sudo chmod files in your own home folder.
lol...was looking to see if anyone else noticed
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There is no need to search for bash with `which` in order to execute it. In case your default shell is not bash, and assuming bash is installed, it should be in the PATH so you can just type `bash`, or even `exec bash` to replace the current shell.
my linux vm still says zsh. any solution?
I'm wondering who first came up with the name "shebang" 🙂
first
I think you need to talk less and teach more
# echo $SHELL /usr/bin/zsh
Can I take this course even though there's a zsh instead of bash on my system?
thank you very much
Thank you