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In this one video I’ll cover Vim, Input, Output, Variables, Math, Functions, Executing Python Functions, Conditionals, Strings, Arrays, Looping, Positional Parameters, Parameter Expansions and a whole lot more.
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Thanks a lot Derek..
Thanks a lot . It really helped a lot….
I'll name my first-born after you Derek. You have saved my life more times than I can count!
Derek, thanks for this great video. I don't know how many people actually tested out your codes. So I put a comment here and your or someone may look into it.
@41:49 I'm thinking (( $age >= 18 ? (can_vote=1) : (can_vote=0) )) and comment out age=18
will do the trick. Your original code works good when the input for age is 18. But when you change the age to 15, it will still show Can Vote : 1 (I guess this is not what you meant)
And "Blanks" in Linux Scripting is somehow every picky..
All in all, great video!
Hi derek, what is the purpose of using (()) in bash. I mean while writing script when should I use those 2 pair of brackets.
i prefer the nano editor
"Sad is greater than happy" – Derek Banas 2016
"i prefer to move these along quickly and let you adjust yourself to a pace youre comfortable with" THANKYOU.
vim seems quite cryptic and not-friendly to a noob like me. why would I want to use this to write scripts over something like a text editor?
Are you able to put markers for this video?
Bit advanced for me how do you open 2 terminals? What does sudo and apt mean? Lost already
greater than*, less than* typo err
How do I do if my command passwd is not found?
what a exotic sintaxis
A lot of information to take in. It was very helpful.
at 24:13, too many "(( ))" for me. I would just if [ `expr $num % 2` == 0 ];
When you said "sh-bang" I immediately thought you were referring to Ricky Martin's song. Then I realized I'll get flack for knowing Ricky Martin.
whould u plz let me knw whats the difference b/w … fav_num[@] and fav_num[*]……………m confused??
I think you mentioned that you had a link to a good vi cheat sheet. If so would love to have that link.
Great video! I just don't understand the difference between comparison operators like -gt and >. Are they interchangeable in Bash?
which presentation tool have you used in the introduction part of this video?
Around 28:30 I think you're supposed to use '<' and '>' for lexicographic string comparison, but you used '<' and '>' which are redirection operators. It's a coincidence your code worked.
When I'm open the Bash file, It keeps saying 'Bash: Permission denied'. Why?
You Blink, You Miss! I loved it, it was fun… 😀 Great Work.
Can you please do a tutorial on Crystal lang. It's basically Ruby with static types
Line 452, 2. Continue and Break script
why is my output different than yours? It will only print the odd numbers between 1 and 19, though my script is written exactly the same
This is AWESOME!
We need more videos like this.
Ah yes, a vim tutorial, just what I wanted to see when opening a video on shell scripting.
Thank you Derek.
man, how old are you and how old did you start learning to code?..I'm impressed with the amount of languages and techniques and tools you know
a description of all the sign i.e ~ would be great
Is there an IDE that recognizes commands
i dont understand what's the difference between using '-' or '=' in string formatting block
I've been braindead for so long, I can't even follow your great tutorial
You need to brush up on your "then" and "than" basics of grammar.
did you mean in shell to linux terminal also????
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vim @ 0:55
bash comments/printing @ 5:05
variables @ 7:35
constants @ 8:15
arithmetic @ 8:39
using python commands @ 13:08
multi-line printing @13:45
functions @ 15:10
reading input @ 19:16
conditionals @ 20:00
logical operators @ 24:27
files (create / remove) @ 25:24
strings @ 26:57
files (checks) @ 29:00
regular expressions @ 30:43
more on input / output @ 32:20
case statements @ 39:00
parameter expansions @ 42:02
looping @ 43:47
arrays @ 50:56
positional parameters (command line args) @ 56:35
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