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Lesson 2 - Exploring Linux Command-Line Tools - Part 1

This document covers several Linux command line tools including navigating directories with commands like pwd, ls, and cd. It also discusses getting help on commands using man and history, setting environment variables, and searching files using regular expressions. The objectives are to work on the command line, process text streams using filters, use streams and pipes, search files using regular expressions, and perform basic file editing.

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Lesson 2 - Exploring Linux Command-Line Tools - Part 1

This document covers several Linux command line tools including navigating directories with commands like pwd, ls, and cd. It also discusses getting help on commands using man and history, setting environment variables, and searching files using regular expressions. The objectives are to work on the command line, process text streams using filters, use streams and pipes, search files using regular expressions, and perform basic file editing.

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Lesson 2: Exploring Linux

Command-Line tools

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Objectives covered

o 103.1 Work on the command line (weight: 4)


o 103.2 Process text streams using filters (weight: 2)
o 103.4 Use streams, pipes, and redirects (weight: 4)
o 103.7 Search text files using regular expressions (weight: 3)
o 103.8 Basic file editing (weight: 3)

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Work on the command line

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Linux Shell

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Choose a shell

- Bash (commonly default linux shell)


- Dash
- Kornshell (ksh)
- Z shell (zsh)
- Tcsh
- ...

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Logging in and out

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Password manipulation

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Command syntax:

Command [option] [argument]

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Command syntax:

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date and cal command

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clear and echo command

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who and finger command

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Path name

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Navigating directories commands:

pwd ls cd

- Absolute & Relative path


- cd shortcuts: “$HOME” “..” “~” “-”

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Evironment variables:

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Getting help on commands:

man (manual)
history

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man command

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man command

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man command

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history command

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history command

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history command

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history command

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Time for labs

Execise 1: Exploring Linux Command-line


tools – Part 1

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Question...!

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