Will do! And thank you. I'm really enjoying making content again, I'd forgotten how much I loved it. (Both for CBT Nuggets and for Linux Journal, but now there aren't any rules I have to follow! :D )
Honestly, one of the reasons I enjoy teaching is because I remember learning with such horrible material available... And I really hate when people feel "stupid" for not understanding something. So thank you, because I totally understand where that sentiment comes from, and it's what I'm hoping to fix. :)
as always... GREAT content. keep going shawn. i wonder what's it gonna look like when this series becomes advanced. i'll probably loose some brain cells haha 🤣🤣
So the problem is, if you were to say: echo ./name.txt You would actually get: ./name.txt Printed to the screen. Echo doesn't look at the contents of a file, it just prints out whatever you tell it to. Hopefully that makes sense...
@@scottb4029 the parentheses just set the variable to the results of the execution, so without the cat it would be an error, it would try to execute “file.txt”
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10:44😂😂 didn't see that coming
hehehe, there's a fine line between chuckling and rolling your eyes. I tend to flirt with that line. ;)
Your videos are very good! I watched your training at CBT and helped me a lot! Glad to see your videos here! Keep posting!
Hey thanks! And I missed creating content - this is really fun! :D
Awesome explanation as always. I had to watch twice to understand "export" and inheritence but it was worth it. Thank you Shawn!
Yes I’m really enjoying your content here please continue. 👊👊👊
Will do! And thank you. I'm really enjoying making content again, I'd forgotten how much I loved it. (Both for CBT Nuggets and for Linux Journal, but now there aren't any rules I have to follow! :D )
I wish videos like this were around when I was first learning.
Honestly, one of the reasons I enjoy teaching is because I remember learning with such horrible material available... And I really hate when people feel "stupid" for not understanding something. So thank you, because I totally understand where that sentiment comes from, and it's what I'm hoping to fix. :)
@@shawnp0wers keep up the good work!
as always... GREAT content. keep going shawn. i wonder what's it gonna look like when this series becomes advanced. i'll probably loose some brain cells haha 🤣🤣
I did post my rough outline in the community tab -- I never know how "deep" to go, but I opted to include stuff I use on a semi-regular basis. :D
Keep going Shawn. #theforcebewithu #Linux
Thanks Leandro! I will. :)
thank you 🙏🏻
You’re welcome! Thank YOU for watching. :)
Thank you so much
You're most welcome!
Do you need the cat in the yoda program? Doesn't the echo do what you need? or does bash see it as something else that way?
So the problem is, if you were to say:
echo ./name.txt
You would actually get:
./name.txt
Printed to the screen. Echo doesn't look at the contents of a file, it just prints out whatever you tell it to. Hopefully that makes sense...
@@shawnp0wers so even with the parentheses it would not see it as a file, It would just see it as text?
@@scottb4029 the parentheses just set the variable to the results of the execution, so without the cat it would be an error, it would try to execute “file.txt”
Thank you
Thank YOU!