In this tutorial, we’ll check some ways to build a complete Linux path by concatenating two strings holding the subpaths.
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Bruno Fontana
Bruno has been a Software Engineer for more than 15 years and a techie since he was a kid. He has worked on several projects in different industries. Nowadays he is working as an Application Architect in the payments industry. When he is not developing or architecting you will find him doing 3D modeling, a bit of carpentry, or taking long walks around the city.
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Baeldung on Linux
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- Scripting (15)
- Files (7)
- Administration (4)
- Processes (3)
- Networking (2)
- Text Processing (1)
- Filesystems (1)
- File Searching (1)
- Docker (1)
Why Do We Use ./ (Dot Slash) To Execute a File in Linux
Filed under Files
In this tutorial, we’ll learn when and how to use “./” for running a script in Linux.
Get Exit Code of a Background Process
Filed under Scripting
Let’s discuss how we can get the exit code of a process running in the background.
The “Argument List Too Long” Error in Linux Commands
Filed under Files
Understand what causes the “argument list too long” problem in Linux and how to solve it.
Difference between ${} and $() in Bash
Filed under Scripting
In this tutorial, we’ll discuss the differences between ${} and $() in Bash.
Bash Script to Calculate Time Elapsed
Filed under Scripting
In this tutorial, let’s explore how to measure elapsed time of a script in Linux.
List the Size of Each File and Directory, and Sort by Size in Linux
Filed under File Searching
As Linux users, we frequently interact with the file systems. One of the common tasks is to list the files and sort them according to their size.
SIGINT And Other Termination Signals in Linux
Filed under Processes
In Linux systems, processes can receive a variety of termination signals, such as SIGINT or SIGKILL. Let’s explore them.
Iterate Over a List of Files With Spaces in Their Names in Linux
Let’s explore how we can iterate over a list of files with spaces in their names.