Scripting and networks
OK, I'll move on to the script, if I've understood correctly. Bash is for small, quick scripts and Python for more complex ones (and ideally, we write scripts in the language where the script will operate). Given that scripting is clearly more related to development than system administration, I'll take it slowly, step by step. Next, there's a bigger part: networks... lots of concepts to grasp... between...
The writer is making progress with their self-training in programming and system administration. They are learning Bash for simple scripts and Python for more complex ones, and are currently focusing on networking concepts such as IP, port, and gateway. They plan to enroll in an online course platform in January and document their progress.
They are also learning PowerShell, despite being more familiar with Linux, in order to understand its use in a business setting and to stay informed about in-demand technologies by regularly checking job postings.
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