BASH Programming Course: Master the Linux Command Line!

If you want to learn BASH programming and master the Linux command line, you are going to love this FREE 2 hours course! This course is a preview of the BASH Programming Course: Master the Linux Command Line! on Udemy. Enroll in the complete course for 1 on 1 help from experienced Linux professionals!

Time Stamps
00:01 Introduction to BASH programming: why is it important to learn how to use the Linux command line?
11:13 How to install Linux in a virtual machine on Windows 10. We will be using Fedora in VirtualBox.
28:07 Variables and parameters in BASH.
37:56 Return values. When writing a script it is important to know whether it successfully executed.
57:40 Conditional statements. (If-then statements)
1:16:06 Built-in variables in BASH.
1:32:45 Loops are constructs that repeat an action for a certain number of iterations.
1:38:52 Internal command and some additional built-ins.
1:45:51 Regular expressions - Grep demo.
1:56:41 Input-output (IO) redirection.
2:08:33 Writing functions.
2:21:05 Arrays.
2:36:34 Methods for debugging your scripts.

[rhettmelton]

If I may take a moment to say so: I really appreciate the dedication you provide to your students. From personal Q/A to youtube samples of your top courses, you consistently go above and beyond to provide useful material to those wanting to learn. I've enrolled in almost all of your udemy courses, and have just now found your youtube channel. Thanks for everything!

[Cpt.-Sparklez]

Actual video starts at 11:14, you're welcome

[GrooveMan]

This is straight out of the .PDF book "Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide" by Mendel Cooper.

[AlexNiebla]

Please, a Linux Regular Expressions turorial. Thanks for your videos.

[djmehrpuyan]

I enrolled in your Udemy course "Bash programming course - Master the Linux commands" and submitted a few questions. Could you please answer them. Thank you

[tommoleo]

Is the full course on Youtube? Is it the Linux Course or the Start Bash Scripting today course?

[espada]

thank you very much. and what is your most popular vedio of hacking

[Yoimerable]

Joshep Delgadillo Thanks for replying.

[ricke.]

How does the Linux Terminal differ from using Windows DOS? (When Windows DOS was being used)

[timucinp]

Sir, the Coupon doesnt work, Please i need this Bash Course and Certificate.

[inovtech]

how to get full hacking course from Ermin Kreponic !!! please i need to start my ceh class. Any help will be good for me

[pratik]

While executing cd I face "no such file or directory error"
Any tips?

[judysims]

8 hours since I asked for some help in Udemy concerning this class and no answers yet.

[myportfoliomax]

Hi, Ermin.
I am a web dev and Linux system administrator (6 years experience). I don't wanna be rude. But the way you use Vim is unacceptable. Vim is the most efficient and productive text editor in the whole world. You use Vim as if you learnt how to use it yesterday. Advanced user of Vim rarely use H-J-K-L - RARELY. But you use these movement keys in normal mode everywhere. Do you know what motion keys are? Even without plugins and vimrc customization, out of the box, Vim is a powerful text editor. And you sell this product to people? Do you know that Vim itself should be covered as standalone video course? At least tell people that they can use GUI based text editor - for example - Sublime text. But not this. This is not how master should use terminal. True power users use Vim, NeoVim or Emacs like as if they are attached to their hands, as if they are part of their body. But not this. If it were free, I wouldn't bother to write this comment. But you charge money for this? Really???? Along the way you waste (talk) a lot of time on unnecessary things. I hope you are not offended, but you need to improve/upgrade these video tuts.
Sincerely, Max.