BASH Programming Course: Master the Linux Command Line by Jerry Banfield with EDUfyre

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  Variables and Parameters part 1 (9:48)

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  Variables and Parameters part 2 (19:28)

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  Variables and Parameters part 3 (15:03)

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  Variables and Parameters part 4 (9:48)

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  Return Values part 1 (19:43)

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  Return Values part 2 (16:21)

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  Conditional Statments part 1 (18:26)

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  Conditional Statments part 2 (20:20)

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  Built in variables part 1 (16:38)

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  Built in variables part 2 (18:19)

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  Built in variables part 3 (19:19)

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  Modifying the properties of variables (10:41)

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  Random number generation (6:27)

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  For Loop (6:06)

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  While Loop (11:48)

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  Until Loop (3:48)

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  Break and Continue Part 1 (6:46)

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  Break and Continue Part 2 (12:18)

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  Case Construct (6:42)

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  Select Construct (5:00)

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  Printf (6:59)

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  Read (8:35)

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  Eval and Set (12:15)

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  More on set + unset (5:02)

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  getopts (8:16)

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  shopt type jobs disown (8:20)

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  fg kill and command (10:07)

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  Grep Demo (10:49)

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  Demo for sed Extended regular expressions (6:39)

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  Globing (7:59)

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  STDOUT, STDIN, STDERR part 1 (11:52)

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  STDOUT, STDIN, STDERR part 2 (11:38)

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  Functions part 1 (12:31)

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  Functions part 2 (19:42)

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  Arrays part 1 (15:29)

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  Arrays part 2 (4:41)

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  Arrays part 3 (19:51)

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  OR and AND lists (10:07)

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  Debuging part 1 (9:55)

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  Debuging part 2 (3:47)

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  Debuging part 3 (12:42)

Internet Marketing Course

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