Linux(Unix) Command with Shell Scripting-Must for Testers/QA

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Acquire knowledge of the principles and strategies used with Unix and Linux commands for shell scripting.

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                                    Medium of instructions
                                    English

                                    Mode of learning
                                    Self study

                                    Mode of Delivery
                                    Video and Text Based

Introduction to Unix (Linux)| Why as Tester we should Learn ? :Environment Setup

Why as Tester/QA to learn Unix/Linux Commands ? Practical areas to use it as QA
Documentation : Basics Concepts + Setup
Course Roadmap : Must for everyone to view
Use online environment for practice(In case you don't have practice environment)
Documentation : Setup Environment for Practice
Setup Practice Environment on Windows Machine (Suggestive for better practicing)

Let's Start Practical Session with very basic Unix /Linux Commands

Start working with Basic Commands : Current Directory, Clear Terminal & Help
Working with Directories - Create Directory, Move in & Move out to Directories
Working with Directories - Create Multiple Directories, Delete Directory
Different option to create files : Blank File, File with Content, Insert Data
Listing files and Folders : Hidden Files, List Format and Sorted Order
All uses of CAT command : Must for Practical Implementation & Interviews
It's time for the QUIZ : Basic Commands

Check content of File(Log Files) : Must Learning Concepts/practical for Tester

Documentation : Sample Data to be used for Practicing with me
Setup Sample Data to be used for Practicing with me
Check complete file content : CAT Command
Check file content : Top few lines - Head Command
Check file content : bottom few lines - Tail Command
Check file content : with Paging - More Command
Check file content : with Paging - Less Command
Check file content : with VIM editor
Commonly Asked Question : Get few lines from middle of the File
Check Your Knowledge

Search Data in a File : This Section is also MUST for Realtime Work + Interviews

What is Grep Command | Search data in 1 file by giving Search String
Search data in more than 1 file : Giving Search String, Practical Implementation
Search data in all files of current directory : Practical Implementation
Search data by ignoring case : Must to be use which checking Log files
Search Data : Display Line number in front of each display line
Search Data : Display File Name (When we are searching content in multiple file)
Search Data : With exact word (Not as a Substring of other Words)
Search Data : By ignoring given text (Reverse of Simple Search)
Search Data : Display only count of matches
Search Data : Display surrounding lines by giving Search String
Search Multiple Content in a Single Command
Search Multiple data with EGREP command (Advance Search Operation)
IMPORTANT------- Task for Students ----- : Search Lines having text
IMPORTANT------- Task for Students ----- : Search Count
IMPORTANT------- Task for Students ----- : Search specific count only

Cut & Copy Files and Folder |Taking Files and Folders from one location to Other

Copy file from one location to another location - Part 1
Copy file from one location to another location - Part 2
Cut(Move) file from one location to another locations
Rename File and Folder
It's time to QUIZ : Check Your Knowledge

Command Operators : Passing Date between 2 or more commands or Files

Save command results to a File ( > & >> Operator)
Get data from a File ( < Operator)
Pass result of one command to another ( | Operator)
Change File Permission
Check Your Knowledge

File Comparison : Cmp, Comm and Diff command

File Comparison - CMP command : Print Only Different Bytes
File Comparison - Comm command : Display common and Different content
File Comparison - Diff command : Display only different lines

Search Files and Folder on current location or complete system

Search File on current location or in Current Hierarchy
Search file in the Complete File System
Basic System Commands : Calendar , Date and Banner

Process File data using CUT Command : Fetch columns from delimiter file

Fetch one or few characters from each line of file
Fetch one or few column from each line of file
Fetch one or few column other than given column
Fetch column by skipping incorrect data

Stream Editor to perform File Operations (SED)

What is SED | Where to use SED commands
SED : Display Specific Line from complete file
SED : Display Last Line and Range of Lines out of total file
SED : Skip lines in result (Display all lines other than given condition)

Advance Unix/Linux : File Processing using AWK Commands

Introduction to AWK | Where to use AWK | Select Column Data
Setup Test Data
AWK - Select One or Multiple Columns
AWK - Select columns from CSV file
AWK - Filter Rows Data
AWK - Save command result to a file

Advance miscellaneous Operations : Most usable unix/linux commands

Display content with Pagination(To make file easy to use)
Merge lines in the file : Paste Command
Check file information : Wc (Word Count command)
Sort File Content (Ascending or Descending order)
Check command History (Fetch all commands user executed)
Fetch unique data from the file(Uniq Command)
Process Commands : Ps command- Check running process
Memory Commands

Practice Set

Check Your Knowledge

Introduction to Shell Scripting, Lets start Writing Shell Scripting

Shell Scripting Introduction : How to create Shell file
Write First Shell Script, Basic rules and Steps to Execute
How to pass user inputs to Shell Script file
Shell script with simple shell commands
Shell Scripting - Use Case 1 : Must to Try for Every Learner
Shell Scripting - Use Case 2 : Must to Try for Every Learner
Update Shell Script - Printf & RANDOM

Move to NEXT Level in Shell Scripting

Command Line Arguments | Positional Arguments - Part 1
Command Line Arguments | Positional Arguments - Part 2
What is Variable | System Variables
How to define and use User Defined Variables - Part 1
How to define and use User Defined Variables - Part 2
How to define and use Constants in Shell Script
Save Output of a command into Variable
*** Practice UseCase ***

String Operations : Perform basic to advance operations on Strings

String Operations - PART 1 (Length, Upper Case and Lower Case)
String Operations - PART 2 (Concatenation and SubString)
String Operations - PART 3 (Replace and Remove)

Condition Handling : Control Execution with different conditions

Condition Handling- IF Condition
Condition Handling- IF ELSE Condition
Condition Handling- IF ELIF ELSE Condition
Condition Handling - Numeric Data
Condition Handling - Logical OR
Condition Handling - Logical AND
Condition Handling - Nested Conditions
Condition Handling - Check Variable Value
Condition Handling - Compare String Case Insensitive
Condition Handling - Compare String - Use Case

Functions Introduction | What is the Use of Functions | How to Write Functions

Function with No Argument and Return Value
Function with Arguments But no return value
Function with Arguments and return value

Other Shell Options : Advance Shell Script Operations

Calling a Shell Script from Other
Use of Different Brackets

Run how to write Loops : Running code multiple Time

FOR Loop - Syntax 1
FOR Loop - Syntax 2

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