Bash (Scripting Language)

Bash (Bourne Again SHell) is a command-line interpreter, or shell, for the GNU operating system. This scripting language enables users to interact effectively with the operating system and automate tasks. Coursera's Bash catalogue teaches you the fundamentals of Bash scripting, allowing you to harness its potential in system administration and software development. You'll learn everything from basic commands, scripting syntax, flow control, file operations to advanced topics like debugging and shell expansion techniques. This skill is essential to work efficiently in Unix/Linux environments, automate repetitive tasks, manage servers, or become a proficient DevOps engineer.

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    Skills you'll gain: Bash (Scripting Language), Shell Script, Scripting, Command-Line Interface, Linux, File Management, Unix

    4.5 stars, 683 reviews, Beginner, Guided Project, Less Than 2 Hours