Author: Mike James
Mike is a Managed Applications Support Technician. He is a highly curious and self-motivated technology, psychology, and medicine enthusiast passionate about automating, organizing, and optimizing everyday processes. In his spare time, he enjoys gaming.
Creating and Removing Symbolic Links (Symlinks)
What is a Symbolic Link?
A symbolic link, sometimes called a symlink or soft link, is a file in Linux that points to other files or directories (folders) and represents their absolute or relative path. A symlink is similar to shortcuts in Windows and is useful when you need quick access to files or folders with long paths.
Guide to For Loops in Python and Bash [Explained with Examples]
What is a For Loop?
A for loop in Python is utilized to make repeated use of a function or procedure, applying it each time to the result of the previous sequence. This repeating process is called iteration. The for loop checks each iteration until a condition is met. Typically these are used when we have to run a block of code duplicating it X number of times. Each time it iterates over a sequence, it re-executes the code.
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