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Bash Challenge Gauntlet

Run the gauntlet of Bash lab challenges that increase in difficulty but are suitable for Bash beginners.
Difficulty: Beginner
Duration: Up to 3 hours and 45 minutes
Students: 133
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6 steps
There are 6 Hands-on Labs in this learning path
Difficulty: Beginner. Duration: Up to 15m.
HANDS-ON LAB
Beginner
Duration: Up to 15 minutes
Bash Challenge: Hello World
The goal of this challenge is to complete the classic exercise of writing "Hello, World!" using Bash.
Difficulty: Beginner. Duration: Up to 30m.
HANDS-ON LAB
Beginner
Duration: Up to 30 minutes
Bash Challenge: Error Handling
The goal of this challenge is to consider the number of arguments passed to your program and handle when the number is unexpected.
Difficulty: Beginner. Duration: Up to 30m.
HANDS-ON LAB
Beginner
Duration: Up to 30 minutes
Bash Challenge: Reverse String
In this challenge, you will write code in the Bash programming language to reverse a given string.
Difficulty: Beginner. Duration: Up to 30m.
HANDS-ON LAB
Beginner
Duration: Up to 30 minutes
Bash Challenge: RNA Transcription
The goal of this challenge is to return the RNA complement (per RNA transcription) of a given a DNA strand.
Difficulty: Intermediate. Duration: Up to 1h.
HANDS-ON LAB
Intermediate
Duration: Up to 1 hour
Bash Challenge: Bob
In this challenge, you will write code in the Bash programming language to produce the conversational interface of a lackadaisical teenager named Bob.
Difficulty: Intermediate. Duration: Up to 1h.
HANDS-ON LAB
Intermediate
Duration: Up to 1 hour
Bash Challenge: Atbash Cipher
In this challenge, you will write code in the Bash programming language to implement the atbash cipher.