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Bash Shell Scripting Tutorial for Beginners

Our First Script Using Bash on Linux | Ep#1 (Ubuntu)
Relational Operators and If Statements | Ep#2 (Linux)
String Operators & Comparison | Ep#3 (Linux)
Read User Input into Bash Script | Ep#4 (Linux)
Command Line Arguments | Ep#5 (Linux Terminal)
For Loops, Continue, and Break on Linux | Ep#6 (Ubuntu)
Empty Trash Bin Periodically | Ep#7 (Linux Terminal)

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