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This 4-hour course introduces the key elements of the Unix shell through 55 exercises across 5 chapters. Over 80,000 participants have taken the course to learn how to manipulate files and directories, work with data, combine tools, perform batch processing, and create new tools - all through the powerful but simple Unix command line. The course helps users leverage existing programs and automate tasks by combining commands in new ways.

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Heck 5

This 4-hour course introduces the key elements of the Unix shell through 55 exercises across 5 chapters. Over 80,000 participants have taken the course to learn how to manipulate files and directories, work with data, combine tools, perform batch processing, and create new tools - all through the powerful but simple Unix command line. The course helps users leverage existing programs and automate tasks by combining commands in new ways.

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INTERACTIVE COURSE

Introduction to Shell

4 hours

0 Videos

55 Exercises

80,232 Participants

4,650 XP

Course Description

The Unix command line has survived and thrived for almost 50 years because it lets people do complex things with just a few keystrokes. Sometimes called "the universal
glue of programming," it helps users combine existing programs in new ways, automate repetitive tasks, and run programs on clusters and clouds that may be halfway
around the world. This course will introduce its key elements and show you how to use them efficiently.

Manipulating files and directories

FREE

100%

This chapter is a brief introduction to the Unix shell. You'll learn why it is still in use after almost 50 years, how it compares to the graphical tools you may be more familiar
with, how to move around in the shell, and how to create, modify, and delete files and folders.

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Manipulating data

100%

The commands you saw in the previous chapter allowed you to move things around in the filesystem. This chapter will show you how to work with the data in those files.
The tools we’ll use are fairly simple, but are solid building blocks.

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Combining tools

100%

The real power of the Unix shell lies not in the individual commands, but in how easily they can be combined to do new things. This chapter will show you how to use this
power to select the data you want, and introduce commands for sorting values and removing duplicates.

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Batch processing

100%

Most shell commands will process many files at once. This chapter shows you how to make your own pipelines do that. Along the way, you will see how the shell uses
variables to store information.

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Creating new tools

100%

History lets you repeat things with just a few keystrokes, and pipes let you combine existing commands to create new ones. In this chapter, you will see how to go one step
further and create new commands of your own.

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Statement of Accomplishment

This course is part of these tracks:

Data Engineer with Python

Python Programmer

R Programmer

DataCamp Content Creator

DataCamp Content Creator

Course Instructor

This instructor prefers to remain anonymous.

COLLABORATOR(S)

Filip Schouwenaars

Filip Schouwenaars

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