#!\/bin\/sh<\/p>\n
#if enabled – will spit out the script to the screen
\n#set -v<\/p>\n
#clear the screen
\nclear<\/p>\n
echo “SCRIPT BEGINS”<\/p>\n
#shows current login name
\necho “Hello $LOGNAME”<\/p>\n
#shows current date in the same line
\necho “Todays date is: \\c”
\ndate +%m\/%d\/%y<\/p>\n
#shows current time in the same line
\necho “and the current time is: \\c”
\ndate +%H:%M:%S%n<\/p>\n
#shows a list of the processes
\necho “Now a list of the processes in the current shell”
\nps<\/p>\n
echo “SCRIPT FINISHED!!”<\/p>\n
#example of how to use a variable
\nNAME=”Justetc”
\necho $NAME
\n——————————————–
\nOutput – \u09aa\u09cd\u09b0\u09cb\u0997\u09cd\u09b0\u09be\u09ae \u098f\u09b0 \u09ab\u09b2\u09be\u09ab\u09b2 <\/p>\n
SCRIPT BEGINS
\nHello shell
\nTodays date is: 04\/15\/18
\nand the current time is: 14:46:43<\/p>\n
Now a list of the processes in the current shell
\n PID TTY TIME CMD
\n 14522 pts\/2 0:00 bash
\n 14590 pts\/2 0:00 a_basic_
\n 14595 pts\/2 0:00 ps
\n 14508 pts\/2 0:00 sh
\nSCRIPT FINISHED!!
\nJustetc<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
#!\/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: … <\/p>\n