Linux Programmer's Reference

Linux Programmer's Reference
by Richard Petersen

* Essential Programming Information at Your Fingertips
* Covers All Linux Shells, Including BASH, TCSH, and Z
* Includes Sample Commands, Functions, and Syntax - Plus Discussion on When and How to Use Them

Valuable Programming syntax - and Advice - for Every Linux Programmer and User!

Whether you're programming in the BASH, TCSH, or Z shell of Linux, this quick reference of precise programming syntax is useful to programmers at all levels. More than just an alphabetical sourcebook of Linux commands, it captures all the nuances of the various shells and lists them completely, providing syntax, brief explanations, and programming examples for each command. In addition, the author provides expert advise on how, when, and why to use each command, helping you choose the most suitable one for your particular task. You'll turn to this book again and again to achieve your programming goals and resolve dozens of issues as they come up.

* Find the essential Linux keywords, commands, and functions quickly
* Use this handy reference as an idea source for application development
* Perfect for programmers, application developers, and Linux users at every skill level