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Shell Scripting - Level 2

The content in this course will teach you Shell Scripting to a level 2 standard.

Difficulty: Intermediate

Duration: Up to 6 hours and 25 minutes

Students: 121

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10 steps

There are 10 Courses in this learning path

Duration: 2 minutes and 26 seconds

Bash Scripting and Shell Programming — Introduction

This brief Lesson provides an introduction to the Bash Scripting and Shell Programming Course, outlining the content and explaining what you can expect to get out of it.

Duration: 24 minutes and 18 seconds

PowerShell Byte Session

In this lesson, you will about the basic parts and patterns of PowerShell, different ways to get help at the command line, and how to use pipelines to create powerful chains of commands.

Duration: 2 hours and 10 minutes

Intermediate Linux Skills

This lesson looks at intermediate-level skills for those who already know a bit about Linux but want to enhance that knowledge.

Duration: 11 minutes and 21 seconds

This lesson covers modes in Vim and looks at the command-line version of Vim, covering how to create and edit files using it.

Duration: 42 minutes and 5 seconds

This lesson explores the essentials of working with Vim, namely how to navigate around files and how to delete text.

Duration: 17 minutes and 24 seconds

The Vim Help System

This brief lesson shows you around the Vim Help System with a view to helping you become self-sufficient when learning Vim, and so that you know where to go when you need help.

Duration: 30 minutes and 14 seconds

Deleting, Yanking, and Putting in Vim

This lesson shows you how to cut, copy, and paste text, otherwise known as deleting, yanking, and pulling in Vim.