UNIX Beginner's Guide (4th Edition) (4th Edition)

Author: AmirAfzal
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book introduces the concepts of operating systems and the UNIX environment, helping readers to independently use UNIX to complete most daily and routine tasks, and laying a solid foundation for in-depth understanding of the UNIX system. It also provides some assistance for learning C language and computer operating systems in UNIX teaching. Additionally, the book includes content on the LINUX operating system and the BOURNE AGAIN SHELL command. UNIX is a powerful mainstream operating system. This book introduces the system concepts and command usage of UNIX from the perspective of beginners, with selected content tailored to the essential aspects that beginners need to complete daily work. It specifically covers common UNIX commands, the vi editor, file operations, the Shell command interpreter, UNIX communication tools, program development tools, and some more advanced UNIX commands. The book also includes content on the Linux operating system and the BourneAgainShell command. This book helps readers learn UNIX in a step-by-step manner, forming clear concepts and avoiding the direct listing of complex command formats. It can be used as a teaching material for bilingual UNIX teaching and introductory courses in software colleges, and is also suitable for scientists and engineers who use UNIX for reference.