This demonstrates sending an HTTP GET request with a custom User-Agent header using curl.

This demonstrates using the sort command to sort the contents of a file in ascending order.

This demonstrates extracting the directory path from a file path using the dirname command.

Remove duplicate lines from the sales.csv file using the uniq command. This demonstrates filtering unique lines from a file.

This demonstrates connecting to a remote host using SSH with a specified username, hostname, and port.

This demonstrates process management and system monitoring using the htop command.

This demonstrates using wget to download a file from a URL and save it locally.

This code uses sed to extract and manipulate a substring from the input string. It captures the word before "dog" and prints a modified sentence: "What is the dog? lazy". This demonstrates pattern matching and substitution using sed.

This demonstrates configuring an SSH connection using the ~/.ssh/config file to simplify SSH connections with predefined settings.

This demonstrates using the tee command to write output to both stdout and a file simultaneously.

This demonstrates using the free command to display the system's memory usage.

This demonstrates the use of the env command to print all environment variables in the current shell session.

This demonstrates character translation using the tr command in Bash, replacing specified characters with others.

This demonstrates comparing the output of two commands using diff and process substitution.

Search for the string Foo in the file /bar using grep with case-insensitive matching. This demonstrates how to find text in a file while ignoring case sensitivity.

This script searches for lines in file.txt that start with foo and end with bar, then excludes any lines containing baz.

This script finds all .txt files in the current directory and its subdirectories and deletes them.

This demonstrates using the lsof command to list open files and their associated processes.

This demonstrates using lsof to list processes occupying TCP port 4000.

This demonstrates using the tr command to transform text case between uppercase and lowercase.