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Shell Scripting Learning Plan 2hrs

The document outlines a 4-week learning plan for shell scripting, dedicating 2 hours each day. It covers basics, control structures, text processing, and interview preparation, with mini projects to reinforce learning. Each week builds on the previous one, culminating in practical applications and mock tests to enhance skills.
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Shell Scripting Learning Plan 2hrs

The document outlines a 4-week learning plan for shell scripting, dedicating 2 hours each day. It covers basics, control structures, text processing, and interview preparation, with mini projects to reinforce learning. Each week builds on the previous one, culminating in practical applications and mock tests to enhance skills.
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Shell Scripting Learning Plan - 2 Hours/Day

Week 1 (Days 1–7): Shell Scripting Basics


- Day 1–2: Linux commands (ls, cd, mv, rm, cat, touch, chmod)
- Day 3–4: Variables, quoting, and user input
- Day 5: Redirection, piping, and command substitution
- Day 6–7: Conditional statements (if, else, elif), test conditions

Mini Projects:
- Script to create backups of a directory
- Script to display system info (CPU, memory, disk)

Week 2 (Days 8–14): Control Structures & Functions


- Day 8–9: Loops (for, while, until), break & continue
- Day 10: Writing and using functions
- Day 11: Script arguments and parameters ($1, $@, $#)
- Day 12: Exit statuses and error handling
- Day 13–14: Practice with realistic scripts

Mini Projects:
- Log cleaner script
- Script to rename or organize files by extension

Week 3 (Days 15–21): Text Processing & Automation


- Day 15–16: grep, sed, awk, cut, sort, uniq
- Day 17: crontab, scheduling tasks
- Day 18–19: Real-world automation scenarios (log rotation, email alerts)
- Day 20–21: Combine tools into larger scripts

Mini Projects:
- Analyze a log file and generate a report
- Automated report emailed daily (simulate email)

Week 4 (Days 22–28): Interview Preparation & Real-World Practice


- Day 22–24: Solve 20+ shell scripting interview questions
- Day 25–26: Practice writing/reading complex scripts
- Day 27: Mock test — write and debug under time constraints
- Day 28: Final review & confidence boost

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