Bash Script

Video Tutorials Explaining Bash Script In Details

Description

A Bash script is a text file containing a series of commands that are executed by the Bash shell, a common command-line interpreter on Unix-like operating systems. Bash scripts automate repetitive tasks, making them efficient tools for system administrators and developers.

Writing a Bash script is simple. You start with a shebang (#!/bin/bash) at the top of the file, which tells the system to use Bash to interpret the script. Then, you can include any sequence of commands you would typically run in the terminal, such as file manipulation, program execution, or even complex logic with loops and conditionals.

Languages and Utilities Used

• Bash Script
• Kali Linux

Environments Used

• Windows 10

Program walk-through:

Kali Terminal Startup:


For Loop Ip Sweeping:


For Loop Ip Sweep:


For Lop Numbering:


For Lop Numbering:


While loop:


While loop:


While loop:


While loop:


Combining If And Else Bash Scripting To Create A Logic:


Combining If And Else Bash Scripting To Create A Logic:


Until Loop:


Until Loop: