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1 month agoUsing the command prompt is not coding.
Ackshually, whenever you write something into the command prompt and it works, you’re writing valid Bash (or whatever shell you’re using) code. Bash is a programming language, so technically you are coding.
For example, try typing the following into a terminal:
for ((i = 0; i < 10; i++)); do echo $i; done
You just counted to nine using a loop and a variable!
The only way it’s going to make sense is if you watch it in chronological order. So you have to start with Enterprise.