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The document discusses the evolution of various shells in operating systems, highlighting the roles of the kernel and shells in managing system resources and user command interpretation. It covers several shells, including the Bourne shell, C shell, Korn shell, and Bash, each designed for specific scripting and user-interaction purposes. The document emphasizes the features, usability, and target audiences for different shells, aiding in selecting the appropriate shell for user needs.
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- 2. THE KERNEL &THE SHELL EVOLUTION OF THE SHELL WHICH SHELL IS FOR YOU? SH=BASH? www.edureka.co SHELL vs BASH vs OTHER LINUX SHELLS
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- 4. The computer programsthat allocate the system resources and coordinate all the details of the computer's internals is called the operating system or the Kernel. Users communicate with the OS through a program called the Shell. What is a Kernel? www.edureka.co Applications Kernel Memory DevicesCPU
- 5. The Shell isa Command Line Interpreter. It translates commands entered by the user and converts them into a language that is understood by the Kernel. What is a Shell? www.edureka.co Translates Commands Language understood by the Kernel Takes Input From User
- 6. The basic conceptof a shell script is a list of commands, which are listed in the order of execution. A good shell script will have comments, preceded by #sign, describing the steps What is a Shell Script? www.edureka.co Translates Commands Language understood by the Kernel Takes Input From User
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- 8. Created by StephenBourne, the Bourne Shell is a useful shell even today and in some cases, as the default root shell. Its grammar is very similar to the Algorithmic Language (ALGOL). The Bourne shell had two primary goals: serve as a command interpreter and for scripting. Bourne Shell www.edureka.co sh 1977
- 9. The C shellwas developed by Bill Joy with the objective of achieving a scripting language similar to C programming language. This was useful given that C was a primary language in use back then which also made it easier and faster to use. C Shell www.edureka.co csh 1978
- 10. Developed by DavidKorn, the Korn Shell combined features of both Bourne Shell and C Shell. It is backward compatible with the former. It includes features from the C Shell such as job control, command aliasing & command history. Korn Shell www.edureka.co ksh 1983
- 11. Started out asa derivative of the C Shell but with a programmable command line completion and editing features added to it. TENEX C Shell www.edureka.co tcsh 1983
- 12. One of themost widely used shell, today, it was written by Brian Fox for the GNU project as a pre software replacement for the Bourne Shell. Shows all features from the Bourne shell but is much more efficient and easy to use. It supports filename globbing, piping, command substitution, and control structures for conditional testing and iteration. Bourne-Again Shell www.edureka.co bash 1989
- 13. Many shells wereevolved later such as Public Domain Korn Shell, Almquist Shell and the Extensible Shell bringing in new features and dialects of their own suitable for different needs. www.edureka.co pdksh 1989 ash 1989rc 1989 Other Shells
- 14. Other Shells www.edureka.co zsh 1990 POSIX 1992 es 1993 scsh 1994 dash 1996 psh 1999 mksh 2003 Manyshells were evolved later such as Public Domain Korn Shell, Almquist Shell and the Extensible Shell bringing in new features and dialects of their own suitable for different needs.
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- 16. www.edureka.co SHELL SCRIPT The ShellCommand Language is a programming language according to the POSIX Standards. It is a specification. BASH Bash is one of the many implementations of the Shell Command Language.
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- 19. www.edureka.co C Shell Ideal forlearners comfortable with the C programming language. Mostly Network Admins use this shell. Korn Shell This highly interactive shell is generally used to to automate a wide variety of operating system and system administration tasks. Bourne Shell Versatile and easy to learn, most widely taught and learnt shell for scripting and interfacing purposes
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