An Overview of Shells
A shell is a fundamental and important part of your Linux computing environment. Shells are user programs not unlike other text-based programs and utilities. They offer a rich customizable interface to your system. Some of the main items provided by your shell are:
• An interactive textual user interface to the operating system.
• An operating environment.
• A facility for launching and managing commands and programs.
• A programming language.

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 1 - Using-Multiple-Commands

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 2 - Display-Messages

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 3 - Using-Variables

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 4 - Math-Example

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 5 - if-then-Statement

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 6 - Double-Parentheses-Command-Symbols

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 7 - Using-Double-Brackets

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 8 - Case-Command

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 9 - For-Command

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 10 - Reading-values-in-list

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 11 - Reading-values-from-command

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 12 - Reading-directory-using-wildcards

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 13 - The-C-Style-for-Command

• Bash Script Tutorial - Part 14 - The-while-Command

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