Writing complex bash commands using redirecting, chaining & nesting

In previous submission, we discussed 8 fundamental bash commands and their options as an overview of this scripting language.

Today, we will deep dive into a bit advanced concepts, including:

• Chaining: execute multiple commands sequentially.
• Pipelines: send the output of a command as an input of the next one.
• Redirecting: channeling data out of or into a command.
• Nesting: calling a command inside another command while sending the output of the inner command as an argument of the outer command.

Check in 7 minutes, the step by step video with examples below:

In future videos, we will discuss bash scripting in a shell file fundamentals and best practices.