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TC Shell Script Examples and Usage

The document contains examples of shell script code using tcsh including commands like ls, echo, set, if/then, foreach, while, switch, and expressions. It demonstrates various ways to work with variables, arrays, conditionals, and loops in tcsh shell scripts.

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TC Shell Script Examples and Usage

The document contains examples of shell script code using tcsh including commands like ls, echo, set, if/then, foreach, while, switch, and expressions. It demonstrates various ways to work with variables, arrays, conditionals, and loops in tcsh shell scripts.

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#!

/bin/tcsh

set l = `ls`

foreach i ($l)

if ($i !~ "*.txt") then

echo $i

endif
end

echo "------------------"
foreach i ($l)

if ($i =~ "*.txt") then

echo $i

endif
end

exit
echo "The no of arguments passed are: $#argv"

echo "The list of arguments are: $* "

echo "The first argument is: $1"

echo "The first argument is: $argv[1]"

echo "file name getting executed is: $0"

foreach i ($*)

echo $i

end

exit
echo -n "Enter a file name which is existing with its path: "
set p = ($<)

if (-de $p) then


echo "$p is a directory"
else
echo "$p may be it is not a directory or it is not existing"

endif

exit

set i = 1

while ($i <= 10)

if ($i == 5) then
set i = `expr $i + 1`
continue
else
echo $i
set i = `expr $i + 1`

endif

end
exit
echo -n "Enter a list of gates: "

set gates = ($<)

foreach i ($gates)

switch ($i)

case AND:
echo "$i is ANDing"
breaksw

case OR:
echo "$i is ORing"
breaksw

default:
echo "$i is Neither ANDing nor ORing"
breaksw

endsw
end

exit

switch
exit
while (1)
echo -n "Enter a single number: "
set n = ($<)

if ($n > 0) then

echo "$n is a positive number"

else
if ($n < 0) then

echo "$n is a negative number"

else

echo "$n is a ZERO"

endif

endif

end

exit
exit
foreach i (`ls`)
echo "$i --- Foreach looop"
end

set i = 1
set l = `ls`

while ($i <= $#l)


echo "$l[$i] --- WHile loop"
set i = `expr $i + 1`
end

exit
echo -n "ENter a list of gates: "
set gates = ($<)

foreach i ($gates)

foreach j (RED GREEN BLUE)


echo "$i --- $j"

end

end

echo $i
exit

#set gates = (AND OR NOT BUFF NAND)

echo -n "ENter a list of gates: "


set gates = ($<)

echo $gates

echo $#gates
echo $gates[1-4]

exit
set l = `ls`

echo $l

echo $#l

exit
echo "Welcome to LINUX TRAINING"
echo -n "Enter a list of numbers: "
set a = ($<)
set b = 300

echo "The add value is `expr 1000 + $b`"

echo $a[1-4]

echo $#a
exit
echo "awk 'BEGIN{a=ARGV[1];b=ARGV[2];print a+b}' $a $b"

echo 'expr $a + $b'

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