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Linux Command Shell Scripting Cheatsheet:

Basic commands:

ls: lists files and directories
cd: changes directory
pwd: prints the working directory
mkdir: creates a new directory
rm: removes files or directories
cp: copies files or directories
mv: moves files or directories
cat: displays file contents
grep: searches for a pattern in a file or output
echo: prints a message to the terminal
chmod: changes file permissions
sudo: executes a command as the superuser

Variables:

To define a variable: variable_name=value
To access a variable: $variable_name
To use arithmetic operations: $(($variable_name + 1))

Control structures:

if statement:

if [ condition ]; then
  command1
else
  command2
fi

for loop:

for variable in list; do
  command
done

while loop:

while [ condition ]; do
  command
done

Functions:

To define a function:

function_name() {
  command1
  command2
}

To call a function: function_name

Input/output:

read command: reads input from the user

read variable_name

echo command: prints output to the terminal

echo "message"

Git and GitHub Cheatsheet:

Basic commands:

git init: initializes a new Git repository
git clone: clones a remote Git repository
git add: adds changes to the staging area
git commit: commits changes to the repository
git push: pushes changes to a remote repository
git pull: pulls changes from a remote repository
git status: displays the status of the repository
git log: displays the commit history

Branching:

git branch: lists all branches
git branch branch_name: creates a new branch
git checkout branch_name: switches to a different branch
git merge branch_name: merges a branch into the current branch

Collaboration:

git remote: lists all remote repositories
git remote add remote_name remote_url: adds a new remote repository
git fetch: fetches changes from a remote repository
git merge origin/branch_name: merges changes from a remote branch into the current branch
git pull --rebase: pulls changes from a remote repository and rebases local changes on top

GitHub:

git push -u origin branch_name: pushes a new branch to a remote repository
git pull-request: creates a new pull request
git remote add upstream upstream_url: adds the original repository as a remote upstream
git fetch upstream: fetches changes from the original repository
git merge upstream/master: merges changes from the original repository into the current branch

Note: It's important to ensure that your changes are well tested before pushing to the remote repository, and to always fetch and merge changes before pushing your own changes to prevent conflicts.

Linux & Git-GitHub Cheat-sheet

Day 12 : #90DaysOfDevOps Challange

Linux Command Shell Scripting Cheatsheet:

Linux & Git-GitHub Cheat-sheet

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Linux Command Shell Scripting Cheatsheet:

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