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var-bin / mc

Last active March 9, 2017 19:40

Run GNU Midnight Commander. Repository https://github.com/var-bin/terminalForCoder__WSD

var-bin / screen|tmux.run chat example

Last active March 9, 2017 19:40

screen|tmux with chat example. Repository https://github.com/var-bin/terminalForCoder__WSD

	npm i
	node index.js

var-bin / listening on localhost:3000

Last active March 9, 2017 19:40

screen|tmux listening on localhost:3000. Repository https://github.com/var-bin/terminalForCoder__WSD

listening on localhost:3000

var-bin / screen.return to session

Last active March 9, 2017 19:39

screen hot keys. Repository https://github.com/var-bin/terminalForCoder__WSD

screen -r

var-bin / screen.man

Last active March 9, 2017 19:39

screen man. Repository https://github.com/var-bin/terminalForCoder__WSD

man screen

var-bin / hw.sh

Last active March 9, 2017 19:39

"Hello, world!". Repository https://github.com/var-bin/terminalForCoder__WSD

	#!/bin/bash
	echo "Hello, world!"

	# ./hw.sh - how this script should be called

var-bin / variables.sh

Last active March 9, 2017 19:39

Working with variables in bash. Repository https://github.com/var-bin/terminalForCoder__WSD

	#!/bin/bash

	var1="$1"
	var2="$2"

	echo "Arguments are ${var1} and ${var2}"

	# ./variables.sh Hello world - how this script should be called

var-bin / if.sh

Last active March 9, 2017 19:38

if in bash. Repository https://github.com/var-bin/terminalForCoder__WSD

	if [[ condition ]]
	then
	# an action, if condition is true
	fi

var-bin / conditions (strings).sh

Last active March 9, 2017 19:38

Conditions (strings) bash. Repository https://github.com/var-bin/terminalForCoder__WSD

var-bin / сonditions (numbers|strings).sh

Last active March 9, 2017 19:38

Conditions (numbers|strings) bash. Repository https://github.com/var-bin/terminalForCoder__WSD

	<numbers/strings> operation <numbers/strings>
	-eq, (==) # equal
	-ne, (!=) # not equal
	-lt, (<) # less than
	-le # less than or equal
	-gt, (>) # more than
	-ge # more than or equal