Bash Scripting Basics Part 3

[@sherebiahtishbi]

The entire series is so helpful!!! The recording so crisp and clear and description of the things just as much it is needed for an intermediate linux user like me. Excellent work Jason!

[@marcgrondin65]

Just wanted to thank you .. I had been out of the programming "game" for a while, but a change at my workplace threw me back in. Your video series on Bash-Scripting 1-3 really helped. If you did (had done others) I would have viewed them also - pronto. Well done !!

[@keshavboodhun562]

Simple and efficient In less than 1 hour we can say we learn the basics of bash scripting

[@cominup85]

Thanks for all these videos. They've been very helpful.

[@HunterHunter150]

Thanks for the study material! Really great Linux series!

[@beeflat2896]

3:39 I heard you hiccup. Anyways these videos are super helpful! I'm learning so much. Going to take my Linux Essentials exam tomorrow.

[@ronaldfradet4033]

Excellent example everything was clear and concise

[@paulkuhn2544]

These are great. I sometimes have to write scripts or maintain them . And it's kind of frustrating try to figure them out. Like what does (()) do or ${@} mean but now I have a much better understanding of this . Thanks again.

[@mirzababar7800]

Amazing teacher

[@PiyushChauhan2011]

Was wondering if there is any way to resolve floating point error in this expression? `echo $((0.1+0.2))` => `0.30000000000000004` (output)

[@briannielsen2002]

Appreciate your tutorials!

[@robertpendergast2620]

Hi. I recently built Sentdex's original robot using python. Could the software be written in Bash instead? Thanks.

[@Tech.Library]

Probably in perl

[@ulysses_grant]

Interesting, so no need to use semicolons! Great series of videos. Thank you so much!

[@TraceguyRune]

+Ulisses Piassa A lot of languages use no semi colons

[@ulysses_grant]

Yeah, I know... I program in Lua, and it doesn't require semicolons too.

[@mariuschirila2831]

thanks dude you explain like no wan explay the for loop thx

[@aditya_rj]

where to go after this??

[@raintheory3390]

o'rielly has some really good books on this stuff. i got 17 of their books about a year ago on humble bundle for $15.

[@raintheory3390]

shoot me an email, my username at hotmail.com....

[@peachyspalace]

If I could super like this I would

[@womeninmovesolutionschanne1065]

Thanks

[@punisher9270]

#print out sequence numbers based on user entry number echo "Enter a number:" read No for i in $(seq $No) do echo "value is: $i" done

[@A_Lesser_Man]

so, bash is a calculator! neat. didn't know that.

[@drygordspellweaver8761]

Maybe I will write a script that can deal with floats. Haha

[@PiMpMyCoMpUtEr]

real programmers POV : It's an early morning even though the clock says it's not