Meet the BASH Scripting and Introducing about BASH

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It is undeniable that over time, the popularity of Linux is increasing every day. Linux Kernel project which was originally just a fun project by Linux apparently transformed into a project that became the basis for the evolution of the digital world today.

We can see that more and more digital devices are therein using Linux in it. Changes were made in all areas so that Linux can be used by all users, both from the ground level up to the experts though.

One thing that remains a hallmark of Linux is the existence of a shell that is never lost on any Linux distro. Shell is a command-line interpreter on duty to translate the commands entered by the user directly to the system through the help of a terminal or console as a zoom interface (such as Command Prompt on the Windows platform). Although today most of the Linux distributions already to offering graphical display, the shell is still regarded as one of the strengths of Linux shell bridge where users can interact with the system in order to be more flexible. Many things can be done on a shell because we are dealing directly with the system, coupled with the many variants of the shell that offers a variety of features in it, such as csh, sh, bash, ksh, tcsh, ash, zsh, etc.

One of the most common type of shell used is BASH (Bourne-Again Shell) which was created by Bryan Fox in 1988. Shell is a replacement of the Bourne Shell (sh) existing first and is still used in some Linux distributions. Currently BASH shell has become a de facto standard for almost all Linux distributions because it is considered the most feature-rich and has a fairly high degree of portability. For comparison between variants shell can be seen on the Wikipedia website Click Here.

To be able to understand the Linux system with better and also improve your productivity and take advantage of the flexibility offered by Linux, so it's good we are trying to learn programming BASH script. PCplus using Slackware Linux distro, but this tutorial can be applied to all Linux distributions for use BASH version 4.2 and above. You can use any text editor because basically BASH script is plain text file. You can also try it on a Windows platform with the help of Cygwin, Visit our website Click Here  .