Bash: Recall commands and arguments from the command history - tricks and techniques

This video is a preview to my full course on "Introduction to the Linux Command Line Interface: Basics of Bash and Essential Commands" now available on Udemy and slashprog.com.
In this video, I will teach you how to use the exclamation (!) shortcuts at the Bash prompt to recall command history and use parts of previous commands in interesting ways. These features were borrowed into Bash from CSH / TCSH shell and are also available on other modern shells like Zsh.
In the full course, you will master over 60 essential Linux commands through real-world usage examples, demonstrated via live screencasts. Each lesson is designed to provide a hands-on learning experience, guiding you step by step on executing commands while explaining the underlying concepts in detail.
From navigating the Linux filesystem and managing files to automating tasks using Bash scripting, this comprehensive course will equip you with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, transforming you into a proficient Linux user.
The training includes 65 structured lessons, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of command-line usage. With step-by-step demonstrations, you can follow along and immediately apply what you learn.
💰 Pricing:
₹500 INR on Slashprog (for Indian learners).
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$19.99 USD on Udemy (for international learners).
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If you’re looking to enhance your Linux skills or know someone who might be interested, please share this course with your friends and colleagues!
Thank you for your support!
Best Regards,
Chandrashekar

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[@ChandrashekarBabu]

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[@ChandrashekarBabu]

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