[TriLUG] Book recommendations

[John F Davis]

Hello

Basics
      Learning the Bash Shell - oreilly nutshell book
Advanced
      sed and awk - oreilly nutshell book
      or
      Learning Perl - oreilly nutshell book

These books will cover 95% of your needs.  If you want to get esoteric, try
learning TCL and/or  Python.

If it was me and I was doing it all over again:

Bash, TCL and then Perl.

I only mention TCL first because its so easy to learn.

JD

Janyne Kizer <janyne_kizer at ncsu.edu>@trilug.org on 07/23/2002 01:57:28 PM

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I am interested in learning a lot more about shell scripts.  I can get
by now but I would like to improve my scripting ability a lot.  I was
wondering if anyone on this list could point me to some books or online
documentation or online classes along this line.  Thanks a lot!

P.S.  17 servers installed -- New Hanover tomorrow.  So far so good...
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Janyne Kizer
CNE-3, CNE-4, CNE-5
Systems Programmer Administrator
NC State University, College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
Extension Information Technology
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