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Unix Shell FundamentalsTutorials (Tutor: Mark Virtue. Number of Movies: 65, Duration: 10 hours) UNIX is a family of operating systems. UNIX Shell is common in text-based, or command-line, UNIX programs. The commands of UNIX shell are compatible with all brands of UNIX, including Linux. This tutorial allows you to learn the fundamentals of UNIX Shell with ease, even if you have no prior knowledge of UNIX or UNIX Shell commands. Author Mark Virtue helps you get a better understanding of the UNIX Shell by using thorough demonstrations of processes such as logging in, copying files, setting passwords, making directories , setting permissions, combining programs, using telnet, and more. In Mac OSX Unix is the platform the system runs on, so a good working know how can really help with tasks such as setting up a web server, adding PHP and MySQL and a lot more. Unix Shell Fundamentals Tutorial

Unix Shell Scripting Advanced Tutorials (Tutor: Brian Cookman , Number of Movies: 50, Duration: 3.5 hours) This Unix tutorial is recommended for the slightly advanced user who has a working knowledge of basic UNIX Shell operation either from viewing Unix Shell Scripting Fundamentals Tutorial or from another source. This course describes how to create programs using the syntax and features of the UNIX Shell, focusing on the most popular-- the Bourne Shell. In this eight-hour tutorial, author Mark Virtue will demonstrate techniques that will be compatible with all brands of UNIX, including LINUX. The shell is a command programming language that provides an interface to the UNIX operating system. Its features include control-flow primitives, parameter passing, variables and string substitution. Constructs such as while, if then else, case and for are available. Two-way communication is possible between the shell and commands. String-valued parameters, typically file names or flags, may be passed to a command. A return code is set by commands that may be used to determine control-flow, and the standard output from a command may be used as shell input. Find out more using our Unix Shell tutorials and online training courses. Unix Shell Scripting Advanced Tutorial

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