Linux

Linux Introduction

A Categorized List of Linux Commands:

  1. ROOT Commands
  2. System Basic Commands
  3. Process Commands
  4. File Commands
  5. Permission Commands
  6. File Transfer Commands
  7. Searching Commands
  8. Compress Commands
  9. Link Commands
  10. JOB Scheduling Commands

Linux Shell (BASH) Script Topics:

  1. SHELL Basics
  2. Variable Declaration
  3. Operators
  4. Functions
  5. Conditional Statements
  6. Looping
  7. CASE 

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