Hi, I’m Arpit Jain, a recently graduated student passionate about exploring the world of technology. Currently, I’m diving into DevOps—a new and exciting field for me! I’m documenting my learning journey through daily blogs, sharing my experiences, insights, and challenges as I grow. This “learn in public” approach is my way of staying consistent, building connections, and creating value for others who are also navigating their own paths in tech. Whether you’re an experienced professional or just starting out, let’s learn and grow together. When I’m not exploring DevOps, you’ll find me curious about other tech innovations and brainstorming how to turn ideas into reality. Let’s connect and make this journey collaborative and fun! 😊
Hey everyone!
Welcome to Day 7 of my DevOps journey. Today, I continued exploring Shell Scripting, which has been an exciting and rewarding experience so far.
This is my Day 2 focused on Shell Scripting, where I covered some essential concepts, including Control Flow, Conditional Statements, User-Defined Functions, and even reading input from the user. Along the way, I delved into many other foundational topics as well.
One major highlight for me is getting more comfortable with the VIM editor and the overall syntax of Shell Scripting. That said, I still encounter a few basic syntax errors from time to time, mostly due to lapses in concentration. Whenever I face these issues, I make it a point to solve them by Googling the error. I’ve also been consciously avoiding using tools like ChatGPT unless I hit a serious roadblock.
Overall, today has been a productive and fulfilling day. I’m eager to continue this journey and share my progress with all of you!
That’s it for Day 7—thanks for reading!