Final Exam Review
Here are things to know for the final:
- Putting multiple shell commands on one line
- Redirecting standard input, standard output, and standard error
- Piping the output of one command to another command’s input
- Changing permissions of a file for the user, group, and other
- Setting the primary and secondary user prompts
- Creating and deleting aliases
- Writing shell comments
- Shell wildcards
- Running programs in the background, both with the
bg
command and by adding a special shell character to a command.
- Finding the characteristics of the history (file name, history file
size, etc.)
- Using the
! command to re-execute commands from the
history
- Modifying (substituting) parts of a command brought back from history
- Declaring and using shell variables
- Using the
pushd and popd commands
- Reading a
bash script and determining what it will do;
know about file tests, for, if, else, and
elif