Linux Shells by Example
Ellie Quigley · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2000
The complete hands-on guide to bash and tsch-PLUS grep, sed, and gawk!Learn Linux shell programming hands-on!gawk in-depth! Pattern scanning, text filtering, reporting, and more!By best-selling author Ellie Quigley, Silicon Valley's #1 shell programming instructor!One book is all you need to learn Linux shell programming! Linux Shells by Example is your complete, step-by-step guide to both essential Linux shells-bash and tcsh-and three essential Linux shell programming utilities, grep, sed and gawk. Ellie Quigley-Silicon Valley's top shell programming instructor-starts from scratch and gets you all the way to expert-level techniques! Through hundreds of classroom-proven examples, you'll learn what Linux shells are, what they do, and exactly how they integrate with other Linux utilities and processes. Master creating, running, and debugging shell scripts using grep, sed, gawk, and a whole lot more.bash and tcsh: how they compare, and when to use eachgawk in depth: pattern scanning, text filtering, reporting, and other key applicationsDetailed syntax listings, comparison charts, essential information on Linux utilities, and moreWhether you're a system administrator, application developer or power user, Linux Shells by Example is the most convenient, cost-effective way to learn Linux shell programming!Companion CD-ROM contains all of the source code and datafiles from the book.