There are two ways to execute any shell script in Linux. One is by specifying the script as an argument to your shell, and another is by specifying the script’s absolute or relative path.

You can store Linux commands as variables in shell scripts by using the syntax: VARIABLE_NAME=$ (COMMAND_TO_BE_EXECUTED). Once you have saved the Linux command as a variable in the shell script, you ...

Let's explore how you can execute multiple commands simultaneously in your Linux terminal, saving time and effort.

Learn how to use the Linux at command to schedule tasks to run at a later time. Automate tasks like backups, scripts with the at command.

Sudo is one of the most important commands in Linux and it is used to grant root access to users. Learn what is Sudo command & how to use it.

Jack Wallen introduces you to a Linux command that can automatically execute a program repeatedly, so you can easily monitor the output for troubleshooting.

This guide explains different ways to repeat your last command in Linux and Unix operating systems with practical examples.