Heys,

I imagine this is an odd question for most of you, but for me would be really useful to know your opinion on this. I already have some experience with bash, I know the basic commands and I even run for loops and make some functions, but now I achieved a point were I have the impression I can't go forward without help. However, I've been trying to look for tutorials or whatever option that teaches me a bit further without success. I'm in datacamp, but they don't have a lot of courses on bash (although the ones they have helped me quite a lot) and in internet I did not find any practical help.

So my question is, where could I find some tutorials/information about more advanced help in bash? I still need to learn a lot and I do have a lot of (i imagine) simple doubts (for example, is it better to use a for loop or a function, how to optimize bash scripts, ...), but without an external help I don't know how to answer them. What did you do where you achieved my situation? I'm a biologist without background on informatics, so I imagine that this not help in my situation. Whatever option you think will be more than welcome!

Thanks!!
The Linux Foundation has some advanced tutorials https://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/index.html