command-line scripting
[kəˈmɑːnd laɪn ˈskrɪptɪŋ]
noun
script de linha de comando
1. The practice of writing scripts that automate tasks by executing commands in a command-line interface (CLI) or shell environment
Command-line scripting allows developers to automate repetitive system administration tasks.
O script de linha de comando permite que desenvolvedores automatizem tarefas repetitivas de administração de sistemas.
2. A programming technique using shell languages (bash, PowerShell, sh, etc.) to create executable files that perform sequences of operations
Using command-line scripting, you can batch process hundreds of files in seconds.
Usando script de linha de comando, você pode processar centenas de arquivos em segundos.
Command-line scripting is a fundamental skill in software development and DevOps culture. In Brazil, it's increasingly valued as cloud computing and infrastructure automation grow. The English term is often used directly in Brazilian tech communities, though Portuguese translations are becoming more standardized in educational contexts.
NYC Slang
shell game / scripting gig (informal)
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