[PDF] bash commands

Basic Bash commands (echo, read, etc.)
  • cd : Change the directory to a different location.
  • ls : List the contents of the current directory.
  • mkdir : Create a new directory.
  • touch : Create a new file.
  • rm : Remove a file or directory.
  • cp : Copy a file or directory.
  • mv : Move or rename a file or directory.
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  • How do I use bash in CMD?

    Press Windows key + X then click Command prompt, at the command prompt, type: bash then hit Enter.
    If you want to be able to access the local file system, press Windows key + X, Command Prompt (Admin) then type bash at the prompt.

  • How to script using bash?

    How to Write a “Hello World” Bash Script

    1Create a new file, hello.sh and open it with nano. 2On the first line specify the interpreter to be used in the code. 3On a new line use echo to print a string of text to the screen. 4Save the code by pressing CTRL + X, then press Y and Enter.5Run the code from the terminal.

  • What is $1 in bash?

    $1 - The first command-line argument passed to the script. $2 - The second command-line argument passed to the script.

  • What is $1 in bash?

    Bash is the shell, a text mode user interface, in which the Linux commands are typed.
    Bash will then launch them.
    Without such an interface, it would be impossible to launch these commands.
    The Linux command, are not Linux but GNU commands.

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