Bash Scripting: Learn Shell Scripting

Bash, short for "Bourne Again SHell," enhances and refines the original Bourne shell.

This Bash course provides you with the latest Shell Scripting techniques and best practices for 2024, emphasizing optimal efficiency.

No more wasting time on outdated and incomplete tutorials!

We'll swiftly elevate your skills beyond the fundamentals, enabling you to thrive in real-world settings as a SysAdmin, DevOps Engineer, or Network Engineer.

The success stories truly speak volumes.

Zero To Mastery graduates are now employed at leading companies like Google, Tesla, Amazon, Apple, IBM, Uber, Facebook, Shopify, and many more.

Additionally, they are excelling as top freelancers, earning an income while working remotely across the globe.

You could be next.

By signing up today, you'll gain access to our exclusive live online community classroom, where you can learn alongside thousands of peers, alumni, mentors, and instructors.

Most importantly, you’ll receive guidance from an experienced industry professional with real-world expertise in Linux Shell Scripts.

Why Learn Bash Scripting?

We appreciate your curiosity! Asking the right questions is a sign of intelligence!

The shell, a program that provides the Linux command line, is widely recognized as the Bourne-Again Shell (or Bash, how clever, right?)!

A script consists of a series of commands that Bash reads and executes sequentially.

So, what do you get? Bash Scripting!

Bash Scripting is pivotal for process automation in Linux and other operating systems. It allows you to write a series of commands in a file and run them, which can save you time and boost your efficiency.

How great is that?

Like every programming language, Bash Scripting has its own set of rules, and once you grasp these, you’ll unlock the power of Linux Shell Scripting.

Bash is the ideal starting point if you want to dive into Shell Scripting.

It's also one of the most sought-after skills for Systems Administrators, DevOps Engineers, Network Engineers, and anyone else working with Linux.

Command line proficiency is in high demand in cloud technologies today, as many cloud services are managed through a command line interface.

This means excellent job opportunities!

What’s Included in This Shell Scripting Course?

This course, like all Zero To Mastery offerings, will be regularly updated to reflect the evolving landscape.

As Bash Scripting best practices change, this course will be continually refreshed with new lectures and resources.

This will serve as your go-to resource for the most current Bash Scripting tutorials and materials moving forward.

Here's a taste of what you'll learn about Bash coding:

1. SHELL SCRIPTING BASICS - You'll explore what Shell Scripting is, the significance of Bash Scripting, and how it applies to jobs. We cover all the essential questions in detail.

Mastering the fundamentals is the first step toward expertise.

2. ADVANCED TECHNIQUES LIKE BASH VARIABLES, LOOPS, FUNCTIONS, SHELL EXPANSIONS & OPERATIONS - You’ll progress to advanced scripting methods crucial for mastering Bash Scripting.

We cover everything from Bash Loops to Bash Functions in depth. By the end of this course, you'll be confident in your Bash skills.

3. PRACTICAL LEARNING (FEATURING DEMOS, EXERCISES, AND QUIZZES) - The exciting part is that you'll engage in hands-on learning through challenges, live demos, exercises, and quizzes, featuring over 150 questions!

This immersive experience will prepare you to apply your shell scripting skills confidently in real-world scenarios.

What’s the takeaway?

This course is about more than just coding along or watching endless tutorials. No way!

This course will challenge you, propelling you from a complete novice in Shell Scripting to a Bash Scripting expert, placing you among the top 10% of DevOps Engineers, SysAdmins, and Network Engineers 💪.

You have everything to gain. Start learning right away, and if the course doesn’t meet your expectations, we’ll provide a full refund within 30 days—no hassle, no questions asked.