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Full understanding of how to use scripting for automation is an essential Ubuntu skill, which is why this course will cover the benefits that you can get from scripting with Bash. Scripting can be used to cut the time it takes to complete some daily tasks. Instead of having to do the same task repeatedly, using a script with Bash can automate the process. Bash scripting is easy to learn and can be used to complete almost any task.
In this Bash Scripting course, you will learn the difference between programming and scripting. This course will explain what Bash is and how to use it to create scripts that automate tasks. You will learn about the file format for Bash scripts and what needs to be included in your Bash scripts. You will learn to use ShellCheck to check for errors in your script and ensure scripts will run as intended.
You will learn what Bash is and how to use it to create scripts that automate tasks, the difference between programming and scripting, the file format and required contents for Bash scripts, how to search a file with Bash, and how to use ShellCheck to check scripts for errors.
Scripting can cut the time it takes to complete daily tasks. Instead of doing the same task repeatedly, a Bash script can automate the process, and Bash scripting can be used to complete almost any task.
No. According to the course, Bash scripting is easy to learn and can be used to complete almost any task.
ShellCheck is used to check your script for errors and ensure that scripts will run as intended.
The lessons cover Scripting vs. Programming, BASH Scripting, Searching a File With BASH, and Verifying Scripts with ShellCheck.