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Topics
Getting started with Bash
Using "trap" to react to signals and system events
Listing Files
Redirection
View the Manual Pages
Arrays
Bash Parameter Expansion
Here documents and here strings
Quoting
Bash history substitutions
Getting started with grep
Scoping
Process substitution
Address and address range
Programmable completion
Brace Expansion
Pattern matching and regular expressions
Context line control
Internal variables
File Transfer using scp
Avoiding date using printf
Associative arrays
Examples
Hello World Using Variables
Hello World
List Files
Redirecting both STDOUT and STDERR
Accessing Array Elements
Substrings and subarrays
Length of parameter
Modifying the case of alphabetic characters
Check if a string matches a regular expression
Here strings
Quoting literal text
Array Modification
Array Iteration
Using !$
Quick Reference
Associative Arrays
Looping through an array
Delete a pattern from the beginning of a string
Replace pattern in string
Dynamic scoping in action
Munging during expansion
Specific line
The ** glob
Extended globbing
Specific range of lines
Lines matching regular expression pattern
Specifying range using both number and pattern
Using named pipes
Viewing information for Bash built-ins
Bash internal variables at a glance
$BASHPID
$BASH_VERSINFO
$IFS
$MACHTYPE
$OLDPWD
$SHELLOPTS
$_
$@
Negating address range
Repeat the previous command with a substitution
Simple completion for options and filenames
Using brace expansion to create lists
Redirection to network addresses
Make Multiple Directories with Sub-Directories
To avoid usage of a sub-shell
Reading an entire file into an array
Handling Named Arguments
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