Why you need to learn Linux Command line ? - The Linux command line journey - Part 1

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Let's start our journey to learn Linux command Line. Why do you need to learn Linux Command Line ? Check out this video for answers.

-------------Part 1----------------
1. What is a shell ?
2. Navigation through filesystems
3. Exploring the Linux system with various Linux commands
4. Manipulating files and directories
5. Linux Commands
6. Redirection of input and outputs
7. Seeing the world as the shell sees it
8. Advanced keyboard tricks
9. Permissions
10. Processes


------------Part 2------------------
11. Environments
12. Vi Editor basics
13. Customizing the Linux prompt


------------Part 3------------------
14. Package management
15. Storage media
16. Networking
17. Searching for files
18. Archiving and backup
19. Regular expressions
20. Text processing
21. Formatting Output
22. Printing
23. Compiling programs


------------Part 4-----------------
24. Writing your first shell script
25. Starting a project
26. Top down design
27. Flow control with "if"
28. Reading keyboard input
29. Flow control with "while" and "until"
30. Troubleshooting
31. Flow control with "case"
32. Positional parameters
33. Flow control with "for"
34. Strings and numbers
35. Arrays
36. Exotica


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