CS 61A Lecture 30: Shell Programming I
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41 videosComputer Science 61A - Spring 2008- 44:23
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To everyone saying about this not being shell programming... you're right, but these are all the sorts of things you'd need to learn if you were creating the actual shell itself!
gpaluk 1 year ago
This would be really helpful if I wasn't so peeved by the incessant "Uhm"s.
AndPious 1 year ago
materialization query table (MQT)
tcbig001 3 years ago
BTW 8:33 of the second video he starts talking about the shell programming in a spell checking example. What he is really talking about here is stream programming, he talks about lisp to represent infinite lists which are like piped input in a unix environment.. So you could use lisp to do shell programming on streams of data, but it is a bit of a stretch of the imagination to ask why I'd want to use lisp. Maybe just to seem clever.. For this I'd rather use perl.. Or how about php-cli!!Ha!
rofthorax 3 years ago
Recursive shell programming, giggle..
rofthorax 3 years ago
yeah I was thinking the same thing.. Shell programming?
rofthorax 3 years ago
i never thought lisp is considered "shell programming"
thablackmarkit 3 years ago
The simplistic methods shown in most all of his videos can be used for structure in an actual learning search engine. Interesting.
johnbstroud 3 years ago
Shell Programming ?
wsh8420 3 years ago
I'll get back to this.
James1toknow 3 years ago