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layout: page
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category_title: Frontpage
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category-page: info
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tags: motivation why important
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author: Matteo Omenetti <br> Frontpage Leader
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title: Motivation
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<p>
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<p> Why Learning the Unix Shell? <br>
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This is the question that you probably asked yourself
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the first time you saw someone doing something with it.
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Well, Unix Shell is actually a must have skill for any well respectable computer scientist.
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There are indeed several reasons to learn using it, here are some: </p>
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<ul>
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<li> It is the only way to communicate with servers, because they don’t have a graphical user interface. </li>
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<li> You can program in the Shell! Unix Shell provides a set of special commands that can be used to create Scripts.
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Scripts are programs that can execute in a loop a series of commands. You can even create scripts that automatically fix your code! </li>
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<li> You look like a hacker, when you use it! (If you really want to look like a pro, go to settings and make
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the shell background black, with green text.) </li>
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</ul>
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</p>
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