Working with the Command-Line Interface Course
1 hour, 55 minutes
Course description
The command-line interface is one of your best tools for getting to work right at the heart of a system. In this extensive course on working with the command-line interface, you’ll look at understanding and navigating the CLI, working with files and folders, super copy commands, advanced Windows and Linux commands, an introduction to scripting and more.Syllabus
Interpreted Languages
Video - 00:12:00
A good tech recognizes the different interpreted languages that operating systems support.
Introduction to Scripting
Video - 00:10:00
Scripting is the process of combining a list of commands into text files in order to easily re-run the whole sequence of commands again later.
Command-Line Permissions
Video - 00:08:00
All Linux/UNIX operating systems share a unique file/folder permission system very different from Windows’, which requires careful understanding.
Advanced Linux Commands
Video - 00:13:00
The CompTIA exam covers a few more advanced Linux commands.
Advanced Windows Command Line
Video - 00:08:00
A good tech should understand commands for manipulating processes and group policies.
Super Copy Commands
Video - 00:09:00
Basic copy command tools lack special features such as copying entire folder structures, which is where special “Super” copy commands come in.
Working with Drives
Video - 00:13:00
Every CLI provides a complete set of tools to administer our mass storage drives, including tools to format and partition drives, scan for errors and correct them and more.
Working with Files
Video - 00:11:00
A good tech must understand how to create, delete and move files.
Working with Folders
Video - 00:07:00
The data stored in our mass storage devices is organized into a large tree of folders, and a good tech must understand how to create, delete and move folders.
Navigating the CLI
Video - 00:14:00
Navigating around your mass storage is one of the most critical CLI functions.
Understanding the CLI
Video - 00:11:00
While command-line interfaces differ between systems, they all share certain features and functions.
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