Introductory course to the Linux and Mac OS command Line. This is a great course for both Mac OS and Linux beginners.
What you will learn
This course will teach the students how to use the command line to make their computer perform tasks. By the end of the course students will be able to give most of the basic commands that every shell user uses on a daily basis.
Description
Programming languages are advanced ways to communicate and control your computer with language. Learning the command line teaches you how to communicate and control your computer using language.
On Mac OS the command line is called Terminal and on Linux it’s called Bash. The Terminal and the Bash are the interface between you and the operating system.
Once you know the command line, you can write code which will give you the power to perform tasks on your computer almost instantly.
English
language
Content
Introduction
Introduction
What is a Shell?
What is a Shell?
Give the description of a shell:
What is the Kernel?
What is the Kernel?
What are the two functions of the kernel?
Operating System
What is the Operating System?
What is the Operating System?
Bash
What is Bash?
What does Bash stand for?
Setup
Setup
PWD
Paths, Folders, Directories (pwd)
Make a Directory (mkdir)
Make a Directory (mkdir)
Change Directory (cd)
Change Directory (cd)
List Directory (ls)
List Directory (ls)
Move Around (pushd, popd)
Move Around (pushd, popd)
Copy a File (cp)
Copy a File (cp)
Move a File (mv)
Move a File (mv)
Make Empty Files (touch)
Make Empty Files (touch)
Stream a File (cat)
Stream a File (cat)
Create or Edit Text Files (nano)
Create or Edit Text Files (nano)
View a File (less)
View a File (less)
Search Files (grep)
Search Files (grep)
Remove a File (rm)
Remove a File (rm)
Remove Directory (rmdir)
Remove Directory (rmdir)
Search for a File (find)
Search for a File (find)
Bonus Useful Commands
Bonus Useful Commands