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I am a newbies here and also dummies in csh language. I've been told from my frenz this forum is very useful site for Q&A about UNIX script. Can anyone in here just lead me to learn more about csh language with code example. tq
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Why dont you start with this article - Csh Programming Considered Harmful
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I ve read all that docs but it makes me more confuse. I wanna know from where to start, what script should i use. therefore, i need simple csh sample code that can bring my understand to basic and sequence about chs language
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Vino answered part of your question: You *don't* need simple csh sample code, because csh sample code will just hurt your brain. ...Just kidding, but yet not kidding. :-)

Before you start, you must first ask (and answer): What Do I Want My Script To Do? The best way of learning a language, I have found, is to use it to do something. Just remember that you're not going to use your script to do any fancy GUI stuff. Shell scripting is for nuts-and-bolts utility work.

For sample bourne or (better) korn shell code, I recommend Google. http://www.google.com

Do a search for "shell script examples"

Once you have an idea of what you want to do, you can ask questions here.
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