Understanding Bash: A Guide for Linux Administrators
If you use Linux, chances are pretty good you use Bash. But what is it?
In this guide, written by Jack Wallen for TechRepublic Premium, learn about Bourne-Again SHell, and why it is a useful tool for Linux administrators. The download explains how to create aliases and functions, customize your Bash prompt, and more.
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HOW TO WORK INTERACTIVELY
You might think that Bash is nothing more than a means to run commands. It’s actually more than that. Bash allows you to work interactively. For example, type:
myvar=10
Hit Enter on your keyboard.
Now type: echo $myvar
You should see 10 printed out.
Now type: let myvar+=1
Type: echo $myvar
You should now see 11 printed out.
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