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Command Line Scripting
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Table of Contents
Module 04 | Command Line Scripting
4.1 Bash shell
4.2 Bash environment
4.6 Windows Command Line
4.7 Windows environment
4.3 Bash commands and programs
4.4 Bash output redirectors and special
characters
4.5 Bash conditional statements and
loops
4.8 Windows commands and programs
4.9 Windows output redirectors and
special characters
4.10 Windows conditional statements
and loops
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Learning Objectives
Welcome to the Command line scripting module! In this module, we will
cover some important concepts about Linux and Windows command
line scripting.
By the end of this module, you should have a better understanding of:
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What a bash shell is, as well as its features
How to create simple linux scripts
What a Windows command line is and its features
How to automate simple Windows task
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4.1
Bash shell
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4.1 Bash shell
On Linux systems, the main non-graphical tool to interact
with the operating system is
Shell.
You might have seen it
being referred to as a
console, terminal or bash.
If you were to install a legacy unix system like FreeBSD, which
does not have any graphical interface like Kali Linux, the only way
to interact with the undelying OS is through
shell.
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