Hi Peter, I very much like your explanation. I am junior developer and now I need to learn bash script basics and I have 3 days for that. And you are really talented mentor, I mean there are so many people on youtube who knows a lot but they can`t really explain the idea to the beginners, but your explanation is very very clear and it sticks in my memory straight away. Thank you for your work. P.S I will check your Docker tutorials because this is the next thing that I hope and want to be familiar with.
Hi friend! You can also create multiple files using a single command: $ mkdir temp $ touch temp/{a..c} # create multiple files Keep up the good work! :)
I have a lot more of these tutorials coming. Let me know if you have any suggestions for future tutorials. Here is the playlist for the Linux tutorials. ua-cam.com/video/gR2bFNrYmD0/v-deo.html More will be added each Tuesday
I have more tutorials lined up for this series. If you are a Patron you can get early access to them before they are public bit.ly/2hmVKwX
Hi Peter, I very much like your explanation. I am junior developer and now I need to learn bash script basics and I have 3 days for that. And you are really talented mentor, I mean there are so many people on youtube who knows a lot but they can`t really explain the idea to the beginners, but your explanation is very very clear and it sticks in my memory straight away. Thank you for your work. P.S I will check your Docker tutorials because this is the next thing that I hope and want to be familiar with.
Hi Maulen, sorry for the late reply. How's the studying going? Let me know if you have any suggestions for future tutorials.
Hi friend! You can also create multiple files using a single command:
$ mkdir temp
$ touch temp/{a..c} # create multiple files
Keep up the good work! :)
More of these please
I have a lot more of these tutorials coming. Let me know if you have any suggestions for future tutorials.
Here is the playlist for the Linux tutorials. ua-cam.com/video/gR2bFNrYmD0/v-deo.html More will be added each Tuesday
Can we change the 'extension' of a file with the commande 'cat'?
I would do it with the mv command