Build your own Elden Ring with Linode: ntck.co/linode and you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user! In this episode of the BASH scripting series, NetworkChuck covers BASH conditionals and harnesses this power to create Elden Ring inside of a bash script. Along the way, NetworkChuck also covers nested conditionals, or nested if statements, as well as elif and case statements. 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:29 ⏩ the challenge 1:50 ⏩ Sponsor Message 3:24 ⏩ Elden Ring Script Setup 4:05 ⏩ Bash Conditionals (if statements) 7:58 ⏩ Elden Ring Bash Conditionals 13:40 ⏩ BOSS BATTLE (Using OR in bash) 15:39 ⏩ other options in Bash Conditionals 19:22 ⏩ Nested IF Statements (Bash Conditionals) 21:33 ⏩ ELIF statements 23:53 ⏩ CASE statements (a switcher)
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Hey man, I know this probably isn't intentional, but I gotta say as someone with pretty severe ADHD, your editing style is SUPER useful for me. I generally have a hard time focusing on videos about coding but the way you jump cut in your face cam shots somehow manages to satisfy my brain and keep me relatively focused. Especially helpful in a case like this where I already know the information but am reviewing it to brush up on stuff for an upcoming interview.
Howcome everybody has ADHD these days? I too have ADHD, but I've always had it. People for some reason all of a sudden all have ADHD now, for some reason? I am confused.
@@omairtech6711 it’s not new or more common, it’s just that ADHD and autistic people spend a lot more time online than others. It’s like going to a weightlifting competition and asking why there are so many weightlifters here lol.
@@galahadcf Good point and I also have autism in addition to ADHD. Also note ADHD and autism is more common among tech folks like hackers, IT Administrators, software engineers, network engineers etc, so there is that.
this video made me miss programming. i'm working a different job right now (i graduated with my BSC like 2 years ago) and although when i graduated i felt myself not enjoying programming (mostly because in the field it's just not as easy/simple as it is here), i do enjoy when the simple concepts are taken and applied to something such as what you did here, make a small game just using conditional statements and variables. if i were to ever teach someone programming this is how i would teach them. i love your videos so please keep making more of them!
Same. I have been a programmer before. Now I'm switching to Cyber Security as I was never really interested in programming but Chuck makes it look so fun.
So funny. I immediately tried to start making a game for my son like this after your second video. But could not figure out how to "exit 1", and it was killing me. Thank you for dropping this!
Your style is addicting ! Thank you again for such a great instructional video! I am on a mission to duplicate this in my own style and see it run! Look forward to the next one! Cheers! ☕️
this is actually crazy you upload this... I started a Command Line game like 1 week ago but in python. So far I only got player with stats/skills, choosing options and almost got the base code done for being able to navigate around to different places (by choosing options like "open the door and go through". Decided to do this because I can't do graphics very well :p
That sounds nice. I probably wouldn't even think of making something like this in Python, even during my 3 years of programming in Python. But I still have yet to learn some gui programming in Python. I did try to make a battleship game with PyGame. But after a few months I decided to abandon it. I've made some rather interesting things in Python. Like a virtual assistant, and it took me several months to make it and to work as I wanted to.
Hi, an important part of many games is Saving! How do you add saving or checkpoints to restart in Bash? Example: every time you dont want to pick class again, you chose samurai and chose to save there, before the first battle
This series of videos of yours inspired me to learn bash. That's why I decided to create my own tutorial on Udemy, how to learn bash. I also made a game using what you showed here. But I also have one objection or suggestion, I could make a video in which I would show the possibility of the function in Bash. I discovered the existence of bash function to save time, it contains code that I would have to repeat over and over again, And with the function I just call the name of the function as a variable and additional arguments with it. And save tons of code & time.
as someone who has learned throughout all of high school and currently college, purely using the internet and its videos 87% of the time, u r hands down one of the best youtubers I have meant. ur words, and sequence, music, video structure are geniunnely genius. u are the evolved version of the outdated US education system on top of other videos online. great as heck. PLES PLES post more bash vids on youtube. U changing the world when u give us free videos to learn, including kids
really do love your channel.... as an IT professional earning over 80k a year you still provide such useful and interesting stuff. I am more netwokr than devops but love all your content ....well done sir xx
So... this unbelievable thing happened. I watched this video, wrote out the eldenring script, and added some some flourishing with figlet, and lolcat. Took about 30 minutes adding all the neatness I wanted to with just the two parts, a 50/50, and a 1/10 number choice (no cheat codes), ran the script for the first time, and low, and behold, I win... I don't even know who to brag to about about this... But I feel like that can't be common.
Thank you for this series! I worked all of them thru, learned so much and had fun doing it Will now continue with another series of yours. Thank you again. Greetings from switzerland
Hmm, using WSL I found that the double brackets in the conditional check break the script, but single square brackets works fine. Also, to save and exit nano faster you can just use ctrl-s and then ctrl-x. One handed and only two operations.
As someone that has written many many lines of Bash, it's quite nice that there will finally be some high-quality, approachable content about the topic. The number of poor Bash scripts that exist is kind of astounding, compared with other programming languages
i feel like thats mainly cause of bash's nature of being a terminal language. people just use it out of necessity to use terminal programs so it results in unrefined code
Chunk, what did you do to me? I'm adoring your teaching ways to inspire we people. I loved your contents on python and bash. We will be waiting for new videos! 🙌🏻
I travel the world searching out different buffets so I can sneak corndogs into them. I carry with me 6 corndogs stuffed away in my jackey pockets. I will then sneak them into the fried food sections of the buffet. It then, is a joy for me to see other patrons of the buffet enjoying my corndogs. They think they are part of the buffet. (;
You know I have a similar quirk that I like to do. I like to enter large grocery stores like Walmart or Trader Joe's with a pocket full of blueberries. I will then trail behind a random person, keeping atleast 5 steps or more behind them. After I am assured that they are unaware of my presence I then keep in-step with them but close enough to reach out and touch them. I will then casually walk past them, sneaking a few blueberries into their pocket. This works a whole lot easier when it is cold outside and people are wearing jackets, and skinny jeans are almost impossible to work with.
So I am working on changing this up a bit. I am making it to be, HP+Attack >= beast then you win but if HP+Attack is < beast you lose. I may make it add +5 points to HP/Attack if victorious the first time. Still playing with it. I love python, bash is so similar but so ridiculously different that its awesome
Very nice work. I once began as a Full LAMP Stack Developer then at one point crossed over to Full Microsoft Stack. Multi-Tier Object Oriented components working as one. Never been to college, I just use to tinker a lot. For me, Programming/Scripting is a balance of Art and Science. Unfortunately, my mental health isn't so great these days.
Read takes a -p arg for prompt so there is no need for another line to print question to user and it can also be assigned to the variable given at the end read -p "do you want to> " myvar and you have $myvar
As a programmer I really enjoyed this video. If someone taught me bash like this in the beginning, pfeeewwww. Edit: I didn't even need this video but it was so entertaining and this should be the way programming should be taught to beginners.
thanks Chuck for the nice videos! little mistake there... there's 75-25 winning rate for the user not 50-50, the only case in which the player dies is beast - 1, tarnished - 0, soooo... if (beast == tarnished) then "You won!" else "You died!" will output "You died" on tarnished - 1, beast - 0 which is... sad :))) i wrote it like this if (beast == 1 && tarnished == 0 ) then "You died!" else "You won!"
I was going to ask why the script didn’t print “You Died at 21:22 when the user was not root but, after looking closer it looks like the logic is: Create and read variable named tarnish Create and set variable named beast If beast is equal to tarnish or tarnish is equal to coffee, then check if the user is root and if so, print “Beast Vanquished”. End the function If beast is not equal to tarnished or tarnished is not equal to coffee, echo “You Died” So we never actually told the program to echo anything in the case where beast == tarnished or tarnished == coffee and the user was not root. Maybe you covered it in the rest of the video - haven’t gotten that far yet, but it was a good exercise for me to work out why that didn’t happen 🙃
Dude these videos were epic. You teach extremely well, but the best part is that you make it fun! Its so hard to find "fun" IT teachers. Everyone's so boring! Anyways, epic videos man. really loved this playlist.
It is cool to see the channel going towards the scripting/automation. It will be cool to see some of the concepts you are touching in this video but more in depth, like the testing you used. It is something I use a lot and it is very powerful but we cannot see all possibilities in this video. Like test if the variable has zero value, or test if file exist, or any other testing.
I followed the steps and made the first beast challenge like "First beast appeared, fight it? (y/n)" and if the player says "y" the script randomly says "You win / you died" and quits lol
These do the same thing ($? is the exit code of the previous command): test $? -eq 0 && echo 'ok'; [ $? -eq 0 ] && echo 'ok'; if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo 'ok'; fi; if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then echo 'ok'; fi; -- the "[" & "test" live in "/usr/bin", check with: ls -l $(which {[,test}) I love bash scripting :D
Very fun, Chuck! I added a few sleep timers between user input and the response from the game to make it feel like an old DOS game. like this: echo "You have chosen the $type class. Your hp is $hp, and your attack is $attack." sleep 1 echo "." sleep 1 echo ". ." sleep 1 echo ". . ." sleep 1 #First beast battle
You know, talking about games and stuff, you sound like Professor Mordin Solus from Mass Effect series hahaha. I’ve meet your channel recently and I’m loving! Great stuff, thanks for sharing!
I have always pronounced it: ca loc quee al. Colloquial. Yep, the "co" becomes "ca". Sometimes the "llo" is "low", but I've learned to add the "c", as in location (or "my loc is here"). "qui" can be "quee" or "qwee". And "al" pronounced as "all". in 60 years of using that pronunciation, no one has said it's wrong, to my face. If they had, I would have looked for more information on it. The hardest part of it's pronunciation is: CA "LOC QUEE" AL. Getting the "loc" "quee" to roll off the tongue can be hard at first. The is a kinda stop between the two syllables to make the "loc"'s "c" be pronounced. Anyway, this is gonna roll on too long. Good luck!
Love this, but I'm not a fan of "if" statements in Bash they are not needed, logical operators are just nicer, shorter, cleaner and quicker e.g. [[ $coffee = y ]] && echo "You're awesome" || echo "Leave right now" does the same thing. [[ ]] is actually the test operator in bash
Wow! This episode changed my mind! That means you can create an ENTIRE game! You can set all parametrs into it I mean parameters like simple map, player, movement, maybe also gravity, invertory and so on! THANKS A LOT! It was really useful for me! You and your channel the best!
Then with classes you can make it even better. With an everlasting loop of battles.. Random boss names through lists... You can then heal yourself, or make yourself stronger.. Essentially a fully functioning text game through bash.
I feel so friggen dumb... I keep getting an error right at the first if statement. I spent more minutes I care to admit to before realizing I miss labeled the beast variable as #beast... Fixed my mistake and then ethically hacked a comment.
Please consider maybe doing some cool stuff also with Powershell, similar video content to Bash. There are a lot of people working to Devops specific to Azure and Powershell is more used in those cases. BTW i like your Bash series!
I am just starting to learn this at Devry. I love your videos they help me a lot!! I also love playing Elden Ring almost my whole channel is for Elden Ring! This was fun and I can't wait to show my class mates, and send them right here to the man the myth the COFFEE DRINKING LEGEND NETWORKCHUCK!!!
Question. Is there a way to save your progress. Like after you beat the first fight, make it save there where you dont have to beat it again if you die to the second one. You will just pick back up at the second one.
Just an idea, but you could create a global variable $BOSSDEAD that you assign in the .bashrc file that is either; false when the boss is not defeated or true when you killed the boss. Then in your eldenring.sh file, perform an if statement checking if the global variable $BOSSDEAD is either true or false. For example, if the user kills the boss, call on the .bashrc file but pass in an optional parameter of true to the file and assign it to $BOSSDEAD.
Dear Chuck, many thanks for all the videos of Bash! Is very usefull for my new job! Could you please continue whit this? I would like to know more about the "case" command :) and make "textual adventure" thank you in advance!
the elden ring example confused me completely lol. Will look up for other examples before going to the next episode I guess. if someone has any recommendation, send it please.
Hi NetworkChuck, I’m huge fan of your videos, big kudos for all the hard work you do and sharing all the knowledge. I always like try out things, learned on your channel, in my home LAB. Question to would you mind to share nice video about free or cheap own email server with auto-discovery support (friendly to use on iOS) on Linux machine. Personally I tried iRedMail, Mail-in-a-box & Modoboa. I want to hear your professional opinion what would you recommend.
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Build your own Elden Ring with Linode: ntck.co/linode and you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user!
In this episode of the BASH scripting series, NetworkChuck covers BASH conditionals and harnesses this power to create Elden Ring inside of a bash script. Along the way, NetworkChuck also covers nested conditionals, or nested if statements, as well as elif and case statements.
0:00 ⏩ Intro
0:29 ⏩ the challenge
1:50 ⏩ Sponsor Message
3:24 ⏩ Elden Ring Script Setup
4:05 ⏩ Bash Conditionals (if statements)
7:58 ⏩ Elden Ring Bash Conditionals
13:40 ⏩ BOSS BATTLE (Using OR in bash)
15:39 ⏩ other options in Bash Conditionals
19:22 ⏩ Nested IF Statements (Bash Conditionals)
21:33 ⏩ ELIF statements
23:53 ⏩ CASE statements (a switcher)
Sir please your insta id
Can you do a video about silver bullet or openbullet program plz
have you got the link to the .sh file?
You are the best teacher in the world 😉
Please make more videos of bash scripting
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Hey man,
I know this probably isn't intentional, but I gotta say as someone with pretty severe ADHD, your editing style is SUPER useful for me. I generally have a hard time focusing on videos about coding but the way you jump cut in your face cam shots somehow manages to satisfy my brain and keep me relatively focused. Especially helpful in a case like this where I already know the information but am reviewing it to brush up on stuff for an upcoming interview.
Yea its super easy, he motivate us when talking !
Howcome everybody has ADHD these days? I too have ADHD, but I've always had it. People for some reason all of a sudden all have ADHD now, for some reason? I am confused.
@@omairtech6711 it’s not new or more common, it’s just that ADHD and autistic people spend a lot more time online than others. It’s like going to a weightlifting competition and asking why there are so many weightlifters here lol.
@@galahadcf Good point and I also have autism in addition to ADHD. Also note ADHD and autism is more common among tech folks like hackers, IT Administrators, software engineers, network engineers etc, so there is that.
You never make a bad video chuck. Thanks for the content!
this video made me miss programming. i'm working a different job right now (i graduated with my BSC like 2 years ago) and although when i graduated i felt myself not enjoying programming (mostly because in the field it's just not as easy/simple as it is here), i do enjoy when the simple concepts are taken and applied to something such as what you did here, make a small game just using conditional statements and variables. if i were to ever teach someone programming this is how i would teach them. i love your videos so please keep making more of them!
Same. I have been a programmer before. Now I'm switching to Cyber Security as I was never really interested in programming but Chuck makes it look so fun.
So funny. I immediately tried to start making a game for my son like this after your second video. But could not figure out how to "exit 1", and it was killing me. Thank you for dropping this!
Your style is addicting ! Thank you again for such a great instructional video! I am on a mission to duplicate this in my own style and see it run! Look forward to the next one! Cheers! ☕️
yes his style is addicting ...
this is actually crazy you upload this...
I started a Command Line game like 1 week ago but in python.
So far I only got player with stats/skills, choosing options and almost got the base code done for being able to navigate around to different places (by choosing options like "open the door and go through".
Decided to do this because I can't do graphics very well :p
Well the fact that you've done that is pretty impressive🍀
no need for fancy graphics if you have use imagination!
That sounds nice. I probably wouldn't even think of making something like this in Python, even during my 3 years of programming in Python. But I still have yet to learn some gui programming in Python. I did try to make a battleship game with PyGame. But after a few months I decided to abandon it.
I've made some rather interesting things in Python. Like a virtual assistant, and it took me several months to make it and to work as I wanted to.
Some really famous games are command line games. Keep going!
Hi, an important part of many games is Saving! How do you add saving or checkpoints to restart in Bash?
Example: every time you dont want to pick class again, you chose samurai and chose to save there, before the first battle
read from a file, if the file is empty, ask the user input and save to that file, if the file is not empty, just load its contents.
@@alexradu1921 how tho
This series of videos of yours inspired me to learn bash. That's why I decided to create my own tutorial on Udemy, how to learn bash. I also made a game using what you showed here.
But I also have one objection or suggestion, I could make a video in which I would show the possibility of the function in Bash.
I discovered the existence of bash function to save time, it contains code that I would have to repeat over and over again, And with the function I just call the name of the function as a variable and additional arguments with it. And save tons of code & time.
as someone who has learned throughout all of high school and currently college, purely using the internet and its videos 87% of the time, u r hands down one of the best youtubers I have meant.
ur words, and sequence, music, video structure are geniunnely genius. u are the evolved version of the outdated US education system on top of other videos online.
great as heck. PLES PLES post more bash vids on youtube. U changing the world when u give us free videos to learn, including kids
really do love your channel.... as an IT professional earning over 80k a year you still provide such useful and interesting stuff. I am more netwokr than devops but love all your content ....well done sir xx
in my first try
Beast VANQUISHED!! Congrats fellow tarnished
Same here
So... this unbelievable thing happened. I watched this video, wrote out the eldenring script, and added some some flourishing with figlet, and lolcat. Took about 30 minutes adding all the neatness I wanted to with just the two parts, a 50/50, and a 1/10 number choice (no cheat codes), ran the script for the first time, and low, and behold, I win...
I don't even know who to brag to about about this... But I feel like that can't be common.
From Python 3.10 onwards, it started supporting switch-case functionality, but in different keyword match-case.
I was looking for this comment
Thank you for this series! I worked all of them thru, learned so much and had fun doing it Will now continue with another series of yours. Thank you again. Greetings from switzerland
Hmm, using WSL I found that the double brackets in the conditional check break the script, but single square brackets works fine. Also, to save and exit nano faster you can just use ctrl-s and then ctrl-x. One handed and only two operations.
2 equals don't work either
As someone that has written many many lines of Bash, it's quite nice that there will finally be some high-quality, approachable content about the topic. The number of poor Bash scripts that exist is kind of astounding, compared with other programming languages
i feel like thats mainly cause of bash's nature of being a terminal language. people just use it out of necessity to use terminal programs so it results in unrefined code
Chunk, what did you do to me? I'm adoring your teaching ways to inspire we people. I loved your contents on python and bash. We will be waiting for new videos! 🙌🏻
This is the best way to learn scripting well done Chuck please keep making more bash videos
I travel the world searching out different buffets so I can sneak corndogs into them. I carry with me 6 corndogs stuffed away in my jackey pockets. I will then sneak them into the fried food sections of the buffet. It then, is a joy for me to see other patrons of the buffet enjoying my corndogs. They think they are part of the buffet. (;
You know I have a similar quirk that I like to do. I like to enter large grocery stores like Walmart or Trader Joe's with a pocket full of blueberries. I will then trail behind a random person, keeping atleast 5 steps or more behind them. After I am assured that they are unaware of my presence I then keep in-step with them but close enough to reach out and touch them. I will then casually walk past them, sneaking a few blueberries into their pocket. This works a whole lot easier when it is cold outside and people are wearing jackets, and skinny jeans are almost impossible to work with.
So I am working on changing this up a bit. I am making it to be, HP+Attack >= beast then you win but if HP+Attack is < beast you lose. I may make it add +5 points to HP/Attack if victorious the first time. Still playing with it. I love python, bash is so similar but so ridiculously different that its awesome
Sir please make full detailed tutorial series on N-Map ...and... Metasploit framework....😊
Very nice work.
I once began as a Full LAMP Stack Developer then at one point crossed over to Full Microsoft Stack. Multi-Tier Object Oriented components working as one. Never been to college, I just use to tinker a lot.
For me, Programming/Scripting is a balance of Art and Science. Unfortunately, my mental health isn't so great these days.
How dare you say that Python can't do switch statements. Python 3.10 has a new keyword called match and it's pretty much like a switch statement
cry
Oh, I never noticed that and I'm a Python programmer😂
@@ModernDays_Faith You're welcome 😁
Read takes a -p arg for prompt so there is no need for another line to print question to user and it can also be assigned to the variable given at the end
read -p "do you want to> " myvar
and you have $myvar
As a programmer I really enjoyed this video. If someone taught me bash like this in the beginning, pfeeewwww. Edit: I didn't even need this video but it was so entertaining and this should be the way programming should be taught to beginners.
Really nice one. It nicely demonstrates the core basics of game development.
Chuck lay off the coffee. 🤣 Playing the video at .25 makes for some great laughs! Keep up the great work!
I love the way you teach, honesty the most fun tutorials i've ever watch. I wish you had more on bash
watched
thanks Chuck for the nice videos!
little mistake there... there's 75-25 winning rate for the user not 50-50, the only case in which the player dies is beast - 1, tarnished - 0, soooo...
if (beast == tarnished) then "You won!" else "You died!"
will output "You died" on tarnished - 1, beast - 0 which is... sad :)))
i wrote it like this
if (beast == 1 && tarnished == 0 ) then "You died!" else "You won!"
"Here's Elden Ring in a bash script"
echo "You died"
Yup that pretty much sums up Elden Ring 😂
I was going to ask why the script didn’t print “You Died at 21:22 when the user was not root but, after looking closer it looks like the logic is:
Create and read variable named tarnish
Create and set variable named beast
If beast is equal to tarnish or tarnish is equal to coffee, then check if the user is root and if so, print “Beast Vanquished”. End the function
If beast is not equal to tarnished or tarnished is not equal to coffee, echo “You Died”
So we never actually told the program to echo anything in the case where beast == tarnished or tarnished == coffee and the user was not root.
Maybe you covered it in the rest of the video - haven’t gotten that far yet, but it was a good exercise for me to work out why that didn’t happen 🙃
BASH script : do a video related resolve every day practical issues and make every day life easier
Dude these videos were epic. You teach extremely well, but the best part is that you make it fun! Its so hard to find "fun" IT teachers. Everyone's so boring! Anyways, epic videos man. really loved this playlist.
chucks video editing has reached the next level
god mode
@@alimctavish998 hey what do you do, are u a student or something else?😊
The spambots are out again. And worse, they’re impersonating Chuck. I wish there was a Bash script to banish them forever and send them to Siberia.
There's a script to mass report bots. Linus tech tips made a video about it
Thanks for the video! Just a reminder, the case statement in the BASH language exists in the c and c++ language, as the switch statement :)
It is cool to see the channel going towards the scripting/automation. It will be cool to see some of the concepts you are touching in this video but more in depth, like the testing you used. It is something I use a lot and it is very powerful but we cannot see all possibilities in this video. Like test if the variable has zero value, or test if file exist, or any other testing.
And by the way, you can use switch to have similar implementation as case in python
Thanks for interacting with different cameras ❤❤
Python added a switcher in version 3.10, but they use 'match' instead of 'switch' or 'case'
you just opened my mind for a crazy ideas with the classes and stats . thanks alot for this series
First ever educational video I ever watched without skipping..lol😂
I am learning bash at midnight, best decision I ever made, keep up the good work Chuck!
Super Video Chuck Your videos are awesome And informative 👍🏿
I followed the steps and made the first beast challenge like
"First beast appeared, fight it? (y/n)" and if the player says "y" the script randomly says "You win / you died" and quits lol
I’m having flashbacks to the original Oregon Trail game. In other news, I now have diphtheria.
You are the best, I love the way the material is explained and so fun. Thank you very much!! I am joining some of your courses.
These do the same thing ($? is the exit code of the previous command):
test $? -eq 0 && echo 'ok';
[ $? -eq 0 ] && echo 'ok';
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo 'ok'; fi;
if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then echo 'ok'; fi;
--
the "[" & "test" live in "/usr/bin", check with: ls -l $(which {[,test})
I love bash scripting :D
I like this channel, especially that coffee interlude 😆 Funny and educational 🙂
I seriously consider growing a beard 😃
Hey Chuck, you content is amazing - so well done! You can make anything fun and entertaining and informative. Thank you!
Very fun, Chuck! I added a few sleep timers between user input and the response from the game to make it feel like an old DOS game. like this:
echo "You have chosen the $type class. Your hp is $hp, and your attack is $attack."
sleep 1
echo "."
sleep 1
echo ". ."
sleep 1
echo ". . ."
sleep 1
#First beast battle
All videos are so awesome … make more on shell love it
You know, talking about games and stuff, you sound like Professor Mordin Solus from Mass Effect series hahaha. I’ve meet your channel recently and I’m loving! Great stuff, thanks for sharing!
hey thanks,I like the way you teach.You make it fun and funny so it doesnt even feel like work.keep up the good work
I have always pronounced it: ca loc quee al. Colloquial. Yep, the "co" becomes "ca". Sometimes the "llo" is "low", but I've learned to add the "c", as in location (or "my loc is here"). "qui" can be "quee" or "qwee". And "al" pronounced as "all". in 60 years of using that pronunciation, no one has said it's wrong, to my face. If they had, I would have looked for more information on it. The hardest part of it's pronunciation is: CA "LOC QUEE" AL. Getting the "loc" "quee" to roll off the tongue can be hard at first. The is a kinda stop between the two syllables to make the "loc"'s "c" be pronounced. Anyway, this is gonna roll on too long. Good luck!
I'm so confused yet drawn, by the title
>starts eldenring
>"You Died"
So accurate.
This was an awesome tutorial. Thank you so much!
First time seeing your content and sub so deserved👍
Hey Chuck maybe try provoisioning your labs with terraform?
Could you try to teach people to use vi or vim instead nano? :)
Man I had so much fun with this XD this is great
Vanquised the beast the first 3 times before I lost. 🙂 Thanks for your great videos. Greetings from Germany.
Thank you!! You have such a great way to teach! Love the energy
Pro tip at 7:15 pay attention to the spaces in your if statement. they do mater
Dude you're my favorite nerd. Thanks for all the tutorials!!
This channel is my fav
i spent like an hour troubleshoting my eldenring :D
your gamification technique is way better in teaching tech
actually that's why I follow this channel haha :))
Love this, but I'm not a fan of "if" statements in Bash they are not needed, logical operators are just nicer, shorter, cleaner and quicker e.g.
[[ $coffee = y ]] && echo "You're awesome" || echo "Leave right now"
does the same thing. [[ ]] is actually the test operator in bash
this is an illegal hack...
thanks man
Hey chuck! Can you do a series like this but for Java basics please?? I’m really struggling with it
Thanks we learned a lot from u your video are amazing lots of thinks to learn
‘R’ is among the most menacing of sounds. That’s why it’s called MURDER and not MUKDUK.
What a nice way of teaching bash scripting .
The title KILLED us already :)
great job, Can't wait for the next episode?
Wow! This episode changed my mind! That means you can create an ENTIRE game! You can set all parametrs into it I mean parameters like simple map, player, movement, maybe also gravity, invertory and so on! THANKS A LOT! It was really useful for me! You and your channel the best!
Check out Adom or Duris...
I must be old and dense. I’m looking at all these echo commands and it finally dawns on me that they mean print.
Speaking of coffee...I had to check my playback speed to make sure I hadn't increased it. 😂
Then with classes you can make it even better. With an everlasting loop of battles.. Random boss names through lists... You can then heal yourself, or make yourself stronger.. Essentially a fully functioning text game through bash.
Kojimbo is already copyright striking this one, great vid
Thanks chuck...I just created a stone paper scissors game using bash 🙂
Your chann6is one of a kind. Love it
I feel so friggen dumb... I keep getting an error right at the first if statement. I spent more minutes I care to admit to before realizing I miss labeled the beast variable as #beast... Fixed my mistake and then ethically hacked a comment.
In nano, CTRL-S will save without asking to verify filename.
oh and something I leaned "read -n1 variablename" will take single keyboard entries without waiting for the enter key.
oh and read with the -t option will time out and it can accept partial seconds.
you are doing great.. love you chuck.
Do you have plans to continue this series?
Please consider maybe doing some cool stuff also with Powershell, similar video content to Bash. There are a lot of people working to Devops specific to Azure and Powershell is more used in those cases. BTW i like your Bash series!
I am just starting to learn this at Devry. I love your videos they help me a lot!! I also love playing Elden Ring almost my whole channel is for Elden Ring! This was fun and I can't wait to show my class mates, and send them right here to the man the myth the COFFEE DRINKING LEGEND NETWORKCHUCK!!!
would have been more fun if you set $beast
Question. Is there a way to save your progress. Like after you beat the first fight, make it save there where you dont have to beat it again if you die to the second one. You will just pick back up at the second one.
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Just an idea, but you could create a global variable $BOSSDEAD that you assign in the .bashrc file that is either; false when the boss is not defeated or true when you killed the boss. Then in your eldenring.sh file, perform an if statement checking if the global variable $BOSSDEAD is either true or false. For example, if the user kills the boss, call on the .bashrc file but pass in an optional parameter of true to the file and assign it to $BOSSDEAD.
The computer decides if you live or die? Do you want terminators? This is how you get terminators!
Dear Chuck, many thanks for all the videos of Bash! Is very usefull for my new job! Could you please continue whit this? I would like to know more about the "case" command :) and make "textual adventure"
thank you in advance!
This video made me laugh so much. Never put these foolish ambitions to rest.
Great video! It makes me want to do this but in python, just for fun. I love your videos Chuck! ☕️
I was so unlucky I thought I coded it wrong.
Hi Chuck , how many more videos will you be posting on Bash ?? And when ??
the elden ring example confused me completely lol. Will look up for other examples before going to the next episode I guess. if someone has any recommendation, send it please.
Who knows this can be great. Great thanks for the information and the video. 👌
Hi NetworkChuck, I’m huge fan of your videos, big kudos for all the hard work you do and sharing all the knowledge.
I always like try out things, learned on your channel, in my home LAB.
Question to would you mind to share nice video about free or cheap own email server with auto-discovery support (friendly to use on iOS) on Linux machine. Personally I tried iRedMail, Mail-in-a-box & Modoboa.
I want to hear your professional opinion what would you recommend.
I vanquished the beast for about 10 times in a row choosing the same number and only then i lost lol,
But more importantly, great tutorial :D