2023 Boost - Week 18#
Procedural programming fundamentally implies performing individual tasks or grouped together into procedures and functions into which values can be passed as arguments into parameters.
- What does the word "procedure" mean?
- What happens when I add a script into PATH that isn't executable?
- What does "hashed" mean?
- How can I read about the hash shell builtin command?
- How can I force shell to not remember hashed executables?
- How can I easily repeat a command and watch output?
- How do I group several commands together?
- What does the word "procedure" mean?
- What is the difference between a "procedure" and a "function"?
- How should I format my shell code?
- How do I pass in all the arguments from the command line?
- What is the difference between
$@and$*? - What are return values and when should I care about them?
- What does
$?contain?
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