bash-3.2$ cat multiplication.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Example use of function/method declaration in Shell Programming
# Example use of for loop

#a function that will multiply 1 to 10 with 5
multiplication()
{
x=5
for i in {1..10}
do
echo $i
echo “the multiplication result is:” $(($i*$x))
done
}

echo “Print 1 to 10; also multiply each number with 5 and show the multiplication result”
multiplication

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Output – ?????

bash-3.2$ ./multiplication.sh
Print 1 to 10; also multiply each number with 5 and show the multiplication result
1
the multiplication result is: 5
2
the multiplication result is: 10
3
the multiplication result is: 15
4
the multiplication result is: 20
5
the multiplication result is: 25
6
the multiplication result is: 30
7
the multiplication result is: 35
8
the multiplication result is: 40
9
the multiplication result is: 45
10
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bash-3.2$ cat ksh_case_example_1.sh
#!/bin/ksh

#show today’s day name
DAY=`date +%a`

#show value of $DAY
echo $DAY

#based on the value of the DAY variable show the day name in full format
case “$DAY” in

Mon)
echo “Monday”
;;

Tue)
echo “Tuesday”
;;

Wed)
echo “Wednesday”
;;

Thu)
echo “Thursday”
;;

Fri)
echo “Friday”
;;

Sat)
echo “Saturday”
;;

Sun)
echo “Sunday”
;;

esac

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Output – ?????

bash-3.2$ ./ksh_case_example_1.sh
Sun
Sunday From: http://sitestree.com/?p=12183
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#!/usr/bin/bash
clear
echo “Enter First Number”
read x

echo “Enter Second Number”
read y

#does not work for /bin/sh
(( z = $x + $y ))
(( a = $x – $y ))
(( b = $x * $y ))
(( c = $x / $y ))

#clear

echo “Addition of 2 numbers is =” $z
echo “Subtraction of 2 numbers is =” $a
echo “Multiplication of 2 numbers is =” $b
echo “Division of 2 numbers is =” $c

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Output – ?????

Enter First Number
20
Enter Second Number
5
Addition of 2 numbers is = 25
Subtraction of 2 numbers is = 15
Multiplication of 2 numbers is = 100
Division of 2 numbers is = 4 From: http://sitestree.com/?p=12181
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#!/bin/sh

#will do addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of two variables
X=12
Y=5

#print the values of the variables
echo “X value is: “$X
echo “Y value is: “$Y

#addition
echo “X + Y” = `expr $X + $Y`

#subtraction
echo “Y – X” = `expr $Y – $X`

#multiplication
echo “X * Y” = `expr $X * $Y`

#division
echo “X / Y” = `expr $X / $Y”`

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????? – Output

bash-3.2$ ./arithmetics-operations-of-variables.sh
X value is: 12
Y value is: 5
X + Y = 17
Y – X = -7
X * Y = 60
X / Y = 2 From: http://sitestree.com/?p=12179
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#!/bin/sh

#assign value to a variable and print to the screen
NAME=”Justetc”
echo $NAME

#Ask the user to enter a Name
echo ##################################
echo “enter name”

#read command is used to take input from the user
read X

#print the value two times to the screen
echo $X
echo $X
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????? – Output

bash-3.2$ ./variable_use.sh
Justetc

enter name
Sayed Ahmed
Sayed Ahmed
Sayed Ahmed From: http://sitestree.com/?p=12177
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#!/bin/sh

#if enabled – will spit out the script to the screen
#set -v

#clear the screen
clear

echo “SCRIPT BEGINS”

#shows current login name
echo “Hello $LOGNAME”

#shows current date in the same line
echo “Todays date is: c”
date +%m/%d/%y

#shows current time in the same line
echo “and the current time is: c”
date +%H:%M:%S%n

#shows a list of the processes
echo “Now a list of the processes in the current shell”
ps

echo “SCRIPT FINISHED!!”

#example of how to use a variable
NAME=”Justetc”
echo $NAME
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Output – ????????? ?? ?????

SCRIPT BEGINS
Hello shell
Todays date is: 04/15/18
and the current time is: 14:46:43

Now a list of the processes in the current shell
PID TTY TIME CMD
14522 pts/2 0:00 bash
14590 pts/2 0:00 a_basic_
14595 pts/2 0:00 ps
14508 pts/2 0:00 sh
SCRIPT FINISHED!!
Justetc From: http://sitestree.com/?p=12175
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Watch this for concepts. However, do not do as it is. Take some safety measures and precautions as well. Understanding the theory behind circuits will help.
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Learn how to implement Web API service in DNN

Build your first Web API/RestFul application in .Net From: http://sitestree.com/?p=3781
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Just listing some related notes.

• Tools: DbgClr -GUI Based, CorDbg – command line based
• You can use the debug menu. Start, Step Into, Step Over, New Breakpoint options – as available in most Good to great IDEs for debugging
• Watch Window: Check the values of variables and expressions
• Call Stack Window: Function and procedure calls currently on stack
• Locals Window: Variables that are local to current context
• Autos Window: Variables in the current statement and in the previous statement
• Breakpoints Window: Function break point, file breakpoint, address breakpoint, data breakpoint. Gives information on breakpoints – name, condition, hit count
• Debug XML Web-services: During Development: Place break points in the line where you want to start your debugging. Start the application, keep on executing, and come to the point where the breakpointed (never mind – my invention) statement will execute. Now you can use other windows (watch, call stack,..)
• Debug XML Web-services: After Deployment: Open the XML webservice in IE, from visual studio debug menu select processes -> aspnet_wp.exe then select Common Language Runtime, select the program to debug, close process dialog box. From visual studio, open the code behind the file that you want to debug, then set breakpoints there
• Debug Must: In the web.config file, set debug=true.
• Along with debugging, you can use tracing to collect runtime information for debugging purpose.
• Three types of Tracing: TextWriterTraceListener: Write messages to an object of the TextWriter class. EventlogTraceListener: Write messages to event logs. DefaultTraceListener: Send debug messages to the output window
• As tracing usually generates a lot of information, it’s better that you turn off tracing while you don’t intend to use it. Use TraceSwitch classes for the purpose

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