I'm just a student and I'm learning ShellScript in my college. In college lab, our ma'am just asked to enter an IP address in PUTTY and launch it, open Vi editor and do programming. How do I do it at home? I run XP on my computer.
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YOu can use Xemacs for window and respective windows packages.
I'd hate to pass judgement on a course I'm not taking, but it sounds like you might not get the entire story about shell scripting, based on your description.
As others have suggested, Cygwin is the way to go, it's excellent. Here's a nice how-to for bash. I'd avoid tcsh or any other version of the c shell (there be monsters).
If you end up needing to do something more advanced, bash can be cumbersome. You should consider a general purpose language, such as python, which is also available in cygwin, or as a stand-alone windows installer. For process control, though, bash is king.