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Shell Script

The document provides a step-by-step guide on creating and running shell scripts in Linux. It includes examples such as a Hello World script, a date and username display script, and a simple addition script. The quick summary outlines the essential steps: creating a file, adding the shebang, saving, giving execute permission, and running the script.

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Shell Script

The document provides a step-by-step guide on creating and running shell scripts in Linux. It includes examples such as a Hello World script, a date and username display script, and a simple addition script. The quick summary outlines the essential steps: creating a file, adding the shebang, saving, giving execute permission, and running the script.

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Introduction to Linux

Step 1: Create a Shell Script File


🔹 Create a file

touch [Link] / nano [Link] (“You may assign any suitable name instead of ‘script1’.”)
✅ Step 2: Give Execute Permission

chmod +x [Link]
✅ Step 3: Run the Script

./[Link]
🟢 Example 1: Hello World Script

#!/bin/bash
echo "Hello, Welcome to Linux!"
🟢 Example 2: Show Date and Username

#!/bin/bash
echo "Today’s date is:"
date
echo "Logged in user:"
whoami
🟢 Example 3: Simple Addition Script

#!/bin/bash
echo "Enter first number:"
read num1
echo "Enter second number:"
read num2
sum=$((num1 + num2))
echo "Sum is: $sum"
📌 Quick Summary
1. Create → nano [Link]

2. Add #!/bin/bash on the first line

3. Save (Ctrl + X → Y → Enter)

4. Give permission → chmod +x [Link]

5. Run → ./[Link]

Design & Tech club/Term2/2025-26/Introduction to Linux OS

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