I bought an entire course on Udemy to learn linux and bash scripting and this was so incredibly clear and straightforward in comparison. Really appreciate how easily Herbert broke down bash scripting and I hope you have more courses on the FCC channel.
The video is so well structured. Half way through the video but couldn't stop myself from appreciating the efforts that have been put up for making this.
Hey, nice tutorial-I had to smile when you mentioned Atom as an option for a text editor. I still have a copy installed, but was surprised you mentioned it since it has been discontinued.
Great video! To make it even better I'd suggest that you a) add " " to your PS1 variable so that your typing always starts at the left margin instead of somewhere far out on the right b) use a more readable color scheme - dark blue on black is pretty well unreadable
If you're on macOS and the ${1,,} syntax isn't working for you at 25:19 it's because mac ships with a very old version of bash, and this syntax is only supported in bash 4.0+ Instead use the tr command to transform the first argument to lowercase, and use the
lo escucho en español!! genial!! (no se si está subido así, o si yt tiene una nueva funcionalidad que lo traduce sólo. Justo Bash lo que vendo buscando para complementar mi conocimiento básico en Linux. Gracias FreeCodeCamp
This was a pretty ok video on linux intro! The only thing which gave me a hard time was sometimes the lack of detail in the new concepts that were more important and more detail given into things that were more obvious and easier to figure out , for example I had to look up why exactly this command : "wc -w < hello.txt" only showed the nr of words , couldn't really understand it from the video and had to rewatch that part multiple times , as well as the part with the if statements where most people that want to learn linux do already understand this concept but not so much why you wrote {$1,,} . Besides that great tutorial!
Hi , Thanks for adding another silent yet useful language . Couple of yrs popularity of forgotten language started increasing as mostly underline Linux systems still for easy solution , bash is always available w/o modification Pls make detail 6-7 hr video in future providing real life examples related Cloud Linux Automation DevOps etc 😊😊
First of all thank you for making this tutorial, but I faced some problem being a beginner. The first thing is that one simple concept consists of other different concepts, it would have been a better to keep things simple in order to explain the current concept. One example is that in case of arrays, there are three concepts combined which are arrays, loops and word counting, which made the understanding of the looping through the array very difficult.
SUBSCRIBED!! hey Herbert just wanted to give a BIG THANKS for the content im a bit of a late bloomer to this "but better late than never" Ive watched this about 3x now
#!/bin/bash/ input=${1,,} case $input in "yes" | "no" | "maybe") echo "Can you repeat the question?" ;; "malcolm") echo "Life is unfair" ;; "help") echo "I don't know" ;; *) echo "You're not so big" ;; esac Thanks for the tutorial, was fun.
I'm enjoying the course as well. Although I'm only a third of the way finished, I don't want to neglect offering this comment, or query really.. anyone else having trouble using echo without enclosing string in quotation marks? My terminal spat back at me, "no matches found: name?" It wasn't hard to figure out it was the missing quotes that annoyed my terminal-along with the '?.' It was worked fine if I didn't code the string in the form of a question, but better of course with the " ". Seems like quotes aren't always required for certain setups; but maybe best practice? I'll be curious is this is addressed later in the session. Great fun, though!
The Spanish audio is great, but can I would like to here it in English if it is possible. How can I switch to original audio? Or is this the original audio?
Deberían hacer eso con todos sus videos de su canal original, ya que tienen mucho más contenido en el que en el canal en español, deberían continuar con django rest framework
Nice and useful! Liked the style and tempo. But a few wishes: command line prompt in this video is ugly and takes valuable space (that's why example commands "jump" to next lines, btw). It could be done in style even in WSL. And to this GNU/Linux in that mediocre OS that is called windows. Why? Why you are trying, as saying goes, "get tonsils through the bottom"? 😉
Just found this. I was watching another person doing this. So I followed what he is saying. I am looking at cache and updates. Can I stop the rsync from copying them to my backup. Thanks
My bash free code camp broke 😢... Have to start it over. Anyone know how to fix it? Code road just keeps loading and won't finish. Followed all the trouble shooting
I downloaded this video twice, and the language is not English 😢. I just wasted my data twice. At first I thought it was a mistake I made during the downloading process, so I had to play the video online on RUclips here. It's still English, so I went on to download it and it was entirely another language.
5:52 "and then we can press Q to exit the file" ... This error is a big point of confusion for new vim users. [lowercase] Q initaites macro recording, which opens a whole can of worms for someone who is just trying to quit vim. This would be a good point in the video to discuss what to do if you forget to type the colon.
Thank you for the translation to spanish... But beeing a spanish native speaker, I cant't hardly understand the audio. I'd rather listen to an English audio version to be able to understand the content.
That is not what cat is for, cat - concatenate files and print on the standard output. That's from the man-page. You can not start a bash scripting tutorial by saying you dont understand the core gnutils!
Very true. But if you are like me you learned the wrong way and it just becomes standard fair. But I think with bat out now using a pager or cat should be deprecated. And hopefully all distros will start including it in future releases. I actually was taught just like this guy is using it. Being told that "cat" is to stream file to std out.
If you are using mac and experiencing problem with 'ifelseifels' sample code then this is the solution. ``` #!/bin/zsh input_lower=$(echo "$1" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]') if [ $input_lower = demouser ]; then echo "Hi User, how are you?" elif [ $input_lower = help ]; then echo "You will surely get some help" else echo "Not sure..who you are!" fi ``` You might get this error in terminal- "bad substitution". This is likely due to the ${1,,} syntax, which is used to convert the value of $1 to lowercase in the zsh shell. However, it seems like you might be running this script in a shell that does not support this syntax.
Thanks for the support, Beau. Happy/excited be on the FCC channel! 😀
❤ Just found your Linux course on the other day - and now, you're here 🎉
I bought an entire course on Udemy to learn linux and bash scripting and this was so incredibly clear and straightforward in comparison. Really appreciate how easily Herbert broke down bash scripting and I hope you have more courses on the FCC channel.
here for the same reason
This entire course is like an entire semester condensed into less than one hour, impressive!
as a data scientist major my class teach it not entire semester not half semester, but only one session and expect us to learn much more than this.
This has been my first online coding course and I really enjoyed the session. The language was very comprehensive and audience friendly.
First online coding course, nice! I recommend the other videos on this channel, you can basically teach yourself anything with enough commitment.
Excellent course! It was exactly what I was looking for.
Kudos to the speaker. His explanation was extremely clear and informative!
This literally came right when i needed it, thank you so much.
same!!
Same.
Same
same
It's always the perfect time for Bash Scripting.
This introductory course was very useful and I loved how visually is well structured. Actually, bash is so useful for any project. TY for this vid.
This is an excellent Bash primer. Thank you @Herbertech for creating this and for sharing this with the global developer community. 🙏
If you had some programming background, this must have been an awesome tutorial for you. I've enjoyed this. Thanks to FCC and Instructor!
Que bueno que estén incluyendo diferentes pistas de audio en su vídeos, esta genial!
The video is so well structured. Half way through the video but couldn't stop myself from appreciating the efforts that have been put up for making this.
Excellent ! Watched and practiced all commands in one go. This bash primer only requires very basic linux knowledge beforehand.
Hey, nice tutorial-I had to smile when you mentioned Atom as an option for a text editor. I still have a copy installed, but was surprised you mentioned it since it has been discontinued.
I really liked it and enjoyed, it was an fantastic course. Short but contained more valuable information about bash.
thank you so much.
Wow. What a great course! This is by far the best bash scripting on the internet.
Thank you that was really a beginner friendly guide.
Just a quick fixage, in 23:50 double quotes and single quotes work as well.
Good !
A PowerShell & batch scripting tutorial would also be nice.
Great video! To make it even better I'd suggest that you
a) add "
" to your PS1 variable so that your typing always starts at the left margin instead of somewhere far out on the right
b) use a more readable color scheme - dark blue on black is pretty well unreadable
Thank u team, it is not easy make courses like this. Lot of love from India ❤
If you're on macOS and the ${1,,} syntax isn't working for you at 25:19 it's because mac ships with a very old version of bash, and this syntax is only supported in bash 4.0+
Instead use the tr command to transform the first argument to lowercase, and use the
One of the best starter bash video on RUclips
43:00 I think sed and awk (and grep) are specially useful when piped after some output. It would be useful to see examples of that usage.
lo escucho en español!! genial!! (no se si está subido así, o si yt tiene una nueva funcionalidad que lo traduce sólo. Justo Bash lo que vendo buscando para complementar mi conocimiento básico en Linux. Gracias FreeCodeCamp
thank you so much. it was an amazing experience learning bash scripting with the amazing mentor here !!!
Completed the lecture, and yes it was amazing, hoping to see more such lectures. ✌✌✌✌
This was a pretty ok video on linux intro! The only thing which gave me a hard time was sometimes the lack of detail in the new concepts that were more important and more detail given into things that were more obvious and easier to figure out , for example I had to look up why exactly this command : "wc -w < hello.txt" only showed the nr of words , couldn't really understand it from the video and had to rewatch that part multiple times , as well as the part with the if statements where most people that want to learn linux do already understand this concept but not so much why you wrote {$1,,} . Besides that great tutorial!
Thank you, for the audio in Spanish, I hope you continue the same, I wish you good luck and that you continue teaching.
yoooo thx so much, saved a lot of time with this intensive course!!!
This is really helpful. I regret not looking into bash scripts sooner.
Esta traducido a español 😊, me sorprendió full
Thanks for Course.
Also in future Please make video on Powershell 7 and how to use in Cross Platform related to Cloud DevOps Automation
no waaaaay ...... i just started learning bash today and the video came out
I was just looking for Bash scripting tutorial and FCC uploaded one, nicee
Hi , Thanks for adding another silent yet useful language . Couple of yrs popularity of forgotten language started increasing as mostly underline Linux systems still for easy solution , bash is always available w/o modification
Pls make detail 6-7 hr video in future providing real life examples related Cloud Linux Automation DevOps etc 😊😊
First of all thank you for making this tutorial, but I faced some problem being a beginner.
The first thing is that one simple concept consists of other different concepts, it would have been a better to keep things simple in order to explain the current concept. One example is that in case of arrays, there are three concepts combined which are arrays, loops and word counting, which made the understanding of the looping through the array very difficult.
SUBSCRIBED!! hey Herbert just wanted to give a BIG THANKS for the content im a bit of a late bloomer to this "but better late than never" Ive watched this about 3x now
Been waiting for this. Thank you so much, FCC! 🤘
#!/bin/bash/
input=${1,,}
case $input in
"yes" | "no" | "maybe")
echo "Can you repeat the question?"
;;
"malcolm")
echo "Life is unfair"
;;
"help")
echo "I don't know"
;;
*)
echo "You're not so big"
;;
esac
Thanks for the tutorial, was fun.
Thanks for this awesome video. Keep up the good work guys.😊👍
finally, I know how to exit vim. thanks, FCC
Next video request: how to write a minimalistic programming language on bash!❤❤❤
He just scratched the surface. We need to dig deep on our own.
but how do we read more or do we visualize logically??
Wow... Let's mastering shells scripting.
Parfait!
Great tutorial, I was searching this for a long time.
Thank you, this was very educational. :)
Thanks. Great introductory video.
Very cool tutorial! Thanks!
I will never use VIM! but great tutorial. Thanks again!
increible porfin puedo tomar el curso en español
Wow, this was very helpful! Thank you for explaining it well!
Think was so helpful. Thank you so much!
apt-get install nano - should be first :D great tutorial!
I'm enjoying the course as well. Although I'm only a third of the way finished, I don't want to neglect offering this comment, or query really.. anyone else having trouble using echo without enclosing string in quotation marks? My terminal spat back at me, "no matches found: name?" It wasn't hard to figure out it was the missing quotes that annoyed my terminal-along with the '?.' It was worked fine if I didn't code the string in the form of a question, but better of course with the " ". Seems like quotes aren't always required for certain setups; but maybe best practice? I'll be curious is this is addressed later in the session. Great fun, though!
Wow..I spent almost an hour to figure this out. Thanks bro.
The Spanish audio is great, but can I would like to here it in English if it is possible. How can I switch to original audio? Or is this the original audio?
Exactly when I needed it! ♥
I literally needed this the most today and you gave it! How do you know?
Deberían hacer eso con todos sus videos de su canal original, ya que tienen mucho más contenido en el que en el canal en español, deberían continuar con django rest framework
This is my free university.
Very helpful video. Thank you! -❤🔥🎇
i kinda love it but we still need some bash scripting courses
Nice and useful! Liked the style and tempo. But a few wishes: command line prompt in this video is ugly and takes valuable space (that's why example commands "jump" to next lines, btw). It could be done in style even in WSL. And to this GNU/Linux in that mediocre OS that is called windows. Why? Why you are trying, as saying goes, "get tonsils through the bottom"? 😉
Thank you for the video but all of this channels videos are unnecessarily long where they can be summarized and explained more simply.
Just found this. I was watching another person doing this. So I followed what he is saying. I am looking at cache and updates. Can I stop the rsync from copying them to my backup. Thanks
My bash free code camp broke 😢... Have to start it over. Anyone know how to fix it?
Code road just keeps loading and won't finish. Followed all the trouble shooting
BUENISIMO LO DE LAS PISTAS DE AUDIO, el laburo que era leer los subtitulos y programar al mismo tiempo
reall nice beginners tutoral
Great tutorial!
en español.. excelente!
Thanks a lot
This tutorial was very helpful and easy to follow. Thanks.
Thanks, that was helpful.
Thx for the video
Completed
revise notes from 11_
so I love this shell
Hi sir, thanks for your informative video, I was wondering which distro you used to make this video. Thanks
Can we please have a course on practical Ansible
Nice tutorial, it felt so short
Still i don't know why you guys are providing top class courses for free... Protect this community at any cost!
very usefull this what im needing thx codecamp
I downloaded this video twice, and the language is not English 😢. I just wasted my data twice. At first I thought it was a mistake I made during the downloading process, so I had to play the video online on RUclips here. It's still English, so I went on to download it and it was entirely another language.
Thanks man. Cool
5:52 "and then we can press Q to exit the file" ... This error is a big point of confusion for new vim users.
[lowercase] Q initaites macro recording, which opens a whole can of worms for someone who is just trying to quit vim.
This would be a good point in the video to discuss what to do if you forget to type the colon.
Thank you for the translation to spanish... But beeing a spanish native speaker, I cant't hardly understand the audio. I'd rather listen to an English audio version to be able to understand the content.
Atlast!!!
I was looking for shell scripting few hours ago.
did you find it?
Great!
Excellent :)
Damn, its really easy if you're already familiar with Linux environment
That is not what cat is for, cat - concatenate files and print on the standard output. That's from the man-page. You can not start a bash scripting tutorial by saying you dont understand the core gnutils!
Very true. But if you are like me you learned the wrong way and it just becomes standard fair. But I think with bat out now using a pager or cat should be deprecated. And hopefully all distros will start including it in future releases. I actually was taught just like this guy is using it. Being told that "cat" is to stream file to std out.
If you are using mac and experiencing problem with 'ifelseifels' sample code then this is the solution.
```
#!/bin/zsh
input_lower=$(echo "$1" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
if [ $input_lower = demouser ]; then
echo "Hi User, how are you?"
elif [ $input_lower = help ]; then
echo "You will surely get some help"
else
echo "Not sure..who you are!"
fi
```
You might get this error in terminal- "bad substitution". This is likely due to the ${1,,} syntax, which is used to convert the value of $1 to lowercase in the zsh shell. However, it seems like you might be running this script in a shell that does not support this syntax.
SG : Aur Laundea , kitne ghantea kaam kiya ?
me : 60min
difficlt to recognize the code everything is dark ? the words and the command window
wc -w
we need ethical hacking
Go to let's defend, TCM, or cybrary.
to jump all the linux basics go to minute 25.
🎉🎉🎉 muchas gracias 🎉🎉🎉
is bash and shell scripting different??? i know shell scripting so should i require to learn bash seperately
Thank you fcc❤
informative