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This course describes the use of the vi Editor in Solaris 8 system administration, and provides an introduction to shell programming.
Objectives:
- Manipulate text in a shell script file using the vi Editor
- Select a shell that is comfortable to use and capable of performing the basic tasks required
- Automate tasks and run Solaris and third-party programs using Bourne shell variables, built-ins, conditionals, repeated-action commands, and functions
Topics:
- vi Editor
- Shell script basics
- Selecting a shell to use
- Bourne shell variables
- Bourne shell built-ins and conditionals
- The if and case conditionals
- Repeated-action commands and functions
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