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- Unix / Linux - What is Shell?
- Unix / Linux - Using Variables
- Unix / Linux - Special Variables
- Unix / Linux - Using Arrays
- Unix / Linux - Basic Operators
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- Unix / Linux - Shell Loops
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- Unix / Linux - Shell Substitutions
- Unix / Linux - Quoting Mechanisms
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- Advanced Unix / Linux
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- Unix / Linux - Regular Expressions
- Unix / Linux - File System Basics
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- Unix / Linux - System Logging
- Unix / Linux - Signals and Traps
Quiz on Getting Started with Unix
1. What does UNIX stand for?
2. Which command is used to display the current directory in UNIX?
3. What is the primary purpose of the 'ls' command?
4. Which of the following is a valid command to change directories in UNIX?
5. What command is used to create a new directory?
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