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Bash Shell

Break and Continue Statements

How to Use Break and Continue Statements in Shell Scripts

In this article, we will take a look at how to use a break and continue in bash scripts. In

Use until Loop in Your Shell Scripts

How to Use until Loop in Your Shell Scripts

In bash for, while, and until are three loop constructs. While each loop differs syntactically and functionally their purpose is

Read File in Linux

Different Ways to Read File in Bash Script Using While Loop

This article is all about how to read files in bash scripts using a while loop. Reading a file is

Use Heredoc in Bash Scripting

How to Use Heredoc in Shell Scripting

Here document (Heredoc) is an input or file stream literal that is treated as a special block of code. This

Sourcing File in Shell Script

Learn Difference Between Sourcing and Forking in Bash

The main focus of this article is to clearly understand what happens when you run the script vs source the

Learn Difference Between $$ and $BASHPID in Bash

Learn Difference Between $$ and $BASHPID in Bash

Recently I was working on a shell script and I saw a significant difference in how bash special variable $

Create Simple Shell Scripts in Linux

How to Create Simple Shell Scripts in Linux

Creating shell scripts is one of the most essential skills that Linux users should have at the tip of their

Marcel Modern Linux Shell

Marcel – A More Modern Shell for Linux

Marcel is a new shell. It is similar to traditional shells in many ways, but it does a few things

Direnv - Manage Environment Variables in Linux

Direnv – Manage Project-Specific Environment Variables in Linux

direnv is a nifty open-source extension for your shell on a UNIX operating system such as Linux and macOS. It

Bash-It - Manage Scripts and Linux Aliases

Bash-it – Bash Framework to Control Your Scripts and Aliases

Bash-it is a bundle of community Bash commands and scripts for Bash 3.2+, which comes with autocompletion, themes, aliases, custom

Linux Command Line Bash Shortcuts

Useful Linux Command Line Bash Shortcuts You Should Know

In this article, we will share a number of Bash command-line shortcuts useful for any Linux user. These shortcuts allow

jm-shell Customized Bash Shell for Linux

jm-shell – A Highly Informative and Customized Bash Shell

jm-shell is a free open source, small, highly informative and customized Bash shell, that gives you a great wealth of

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