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    This document shows a series of commands being run in a Linux terminal to create, edit, and run shell scripts. First, the user creates and edits a file called first.sh, then creates another file called a.sh and makes it executable before running it. The user then re-edits and runs first.sh before clearing the screen and viewing the command history.

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    This document shows a series of commands being run in a Linux terminal to create, edit, and run shell scripts. First, the user creates and edits a file called first.sh, then creates another file called a.sh and makes it executable before running it. The user then re-edits and runs first.sh before clearing the screen and viewing the command history.

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    Unix CMD (19 02 2021)

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    This document shows a series of commands being run in a Linux terminal to create, edit, and run shell scripts. First, the user creates and edits a file called first.sh, then creates another file called a.sh and makes it executable before running it. The user then re-edits and runs first.sh before clearing the screen and viewing the command history.

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    355 clear

    356 ls
    357 gedit first.sh
    358 clear
    359 gedit a.sh
    360 ./a.sh
    361 ls -l
    362 chmod u+x a.sh
    363 ./a.sh
    364 gedit a.sh
    365 ./a.sh
    366 clear
    367 ls
    368 gedit first.sh
    369 ./first.sh
    370 gedit first.sh
    371 ./first.sh
    372 clear
    373 history

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