
Lecture Description
In this tutorial you'll learn to use 'grep' to find patterns in text files. 'grep' is a really important command and I am surprised why I didn't discuss it earlier in the course. Anyway, I hope you guys like the tutorial. We have forty three tutorials in the course and still there is so much more to discuss. That attests to my slow speed and shell's power and extent. I'll try to pick some speed and make the course more interesting for us all.
Thanks for watching! See you in the next tutorial.
Course Index
- Introduction
- Shell, Kernel, Terminal & More
- View System Date, Calender
- Create Files & Directories
- Text Files: Create, Merge & Play
- Rename & Delete Files & Directories
- Create Copies, Links to Files & Directories
- File Permissions
- See What's In Using 'ls'
- Change File Permissions Using 'chmod'
- Count Lines, Words & Characters Using 'wc'
- Sort
- Cut Through Your Files
- Convert & Copy Files With 'dd'
- Get Help, View Fancy Text & Reduce File Size
- Hello World!
- Use Commands In Your Scripts
- Shell Variables, Grab User Input Using 'read'
- Positional Parameters
- More On Positional Parameters
- Reverse Quotes Or Accent Graves
- Count The Number of Command Line Arguments Using $#
- Math On Integers Using 'expr'
- Operator Precedence
- Math On Real Numbers
- Escape Sequences
- Do Cool Things With 'tput'
- 'if-then' Statement in Action
- : The 'if-then-else' Statement
- Run Checks on Numbers
- Run Checks On Files
- Append Text to a File Through Shell Script
- Run Checks On Strings
- The 'AND' Logical Operator
- Count The Number of Characters in User's Input in Your Script
- The 'OR' Logical Operator
- The 'case' Statement
- Another Date With 'case' Statement
- The 'while' Loop
- The 'until' Loop
- The 'for' Loop
- Rant & Little Work
- Search Patterns Using 'grep'
- The 'passwd' File Explained
- The Internal Field Separator
- 'passwd' File Revisited
- Reading From a File
- Sleep while you are at work
- Count the number of words & sentences in a text file without using 'wc'
- Fetch & Redirect Man Pages of commands using 'for loop'
- Nested Loops
- The 'break' Statement
- The 'continue' Statement
- More on Metacharacters
- Adding & Removing Users
- Know when users log in Part One
- : Know when users log in Part Two
- Know when users log in Final Part
- Communicate with other users using 'write'
- Create Your Own Commands Using Functions
- Executing Multiple Scripts
- Conclusion
Course Description
This series is a collection of 62 video tutorials on UNIX/Linux Shell Programming. The tutorials are designed to benefit beginners but experienced shell programmers may also learn a few tricks of the trade in the course.
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