Bash Tutorial

#!/bin/bash
#---anything followed by "#" is ignored
#---This is a Tutorial
#---vim filename.sh .....creates a .sh file
#---hit letter "i" and lets insert or edit the file
#---the esc button takes you out of editing mode
#---type shift plus the" :" ....so SHIFT:
#---followed by WQ for Write and Quit file
#---THE PROG IS ACTUALLY BELOW THIS LINE


echo
echo This is a Tutorial for Edumacational Purposes Only!
echo
echo type vim and a file name .sh or .cpp to create a file
echo
sleep 2
echo hit the 'i' key to begin editing/inserting code into the file
echo
sleep 2
echo to leave the edit/insert mode just press the 'esc' key
echo
sleep 2
echo to exit the file press SHIFT and the ':' key followed by wq or q
echo
sleep 2
echo 'w' stands for write to file or save and 'q' stand for 'quit or exit file'
echo
sleep 2
echo "to invoke your file you'll need to press './yourfilename.sh'"
echo
sleep 2
echo "sleep" plus however many seconds you want to pause the program
echo
sleep 2
echo "read" followed by your variable asks for terminal input, such as read name
echo
sleep 2
echo to recall the variable information simply use the '$name'
echo
sleep 2
echo you can probably use anything other than name
echo
echo
echo lets see an example
echo please wait......
echo
sleep 2
echo Hi,What is your name?
echo
read name # you can call this almost anything you want
clear
echo
echo "Hello $name"
sleep 2
echo Hope this has been helpful
echo
echo Thanks for Watching