How to create and run a script in Ubuntu

Here's a quick example of how to run a script in Ubuntu.

And there you go, that's how your run a script on Ubuntu after you create it and give it execute permissions.

[YXJ-Fitness]

Good to see you still keeping up the videos Cameron

[mahimahesh]

Your git series helped a lot... Keep scripting videos continue...

[lawrencecavens]

Hello there, Well your video was almost perfect except at the very last end where the cover ups blocked viewing of the command you typed of how to run the script.
I'm new to linux where I'm trying to install a driver for a wifi adapter { D-Link - DWA-182, Now on Ubuntu forums they said that finding the .sh script - and it should be able to install by 2 commands that it should work but it is very vague in instruction - as well I found the fonts were abit confusing - as I mistook a letter {l} a small L for a 1 when I was running some commands. And a person like me who is old school and needs all the details and understanding of what does what.
There are very few video's out on you tube but - are in a different language other than english. Yours was the first with great teaching and great clarity. A minor request I have here is complete the video in it's entirety with no pop ups till the very end while you are displaying or trying to display commands via terminal cause now I don't know what was typed to run a script.
Other than that Cameron A very Great video and Awesome instruction with great clarity.
You are a great credit to teach. Please please do more video's on linux - Like how to install a tar file and or of this nature - files that are not .exe and need a terminal to install.

[Kyle-Manel]

This tutorial may benefit from mentioning the shebang; e.g. #/bin/bash, which is used to initiate scripts in most cases.

[johnrigarlsford]

This seems to be a very good tutorial, however just before the end i couldn't see the terminal screen for your ads for other tutorials.