-Begin by copying your assignment from last week which prints "Hello Your Name".

To copy a file and rename you can use the cp command cp "filetobecopied" "newfilename"

-In your new copy modify the echo statement and add the following to the end > hello.txt

Save and run this new program. Notice you no longer have any output to the screen. You have a new file named hello.txt

! Turn this .sh into this assignment.

-Create another copy of your assignment from last week which prints "Hello Your Name".

In this new copy modify the echo statement and add the following to the end > hello_new.txt now add another line below which looks like the following:

echo "I am a new line" > hello_new.txt

Save and run this new program. It should now contain 3 lines. Notice you no longer have any output to the screen. You have a new file named hello_new.txt When you look inside hello_new.txt notice all you see is I am a new line. This is because we are not doing an append, but overwriting the contents of the file.

! Turn this .sh into this assignment.

-Create a copy of your previous .sh file that creates hello_new.txt

In this copy change both of the > to >> and hello_new.txt to hello_append.txt

Save and run this new .sh file.

Notice you no longer have any output to the screen. You have a new file named hello_append.txt When you look inside hello_append.txt notice you see both of your echo statements since we are now appending them to the file.

! Turn this .sh into this assignment.

You will need to turn in 3 .sh files to receive full credit!!

This was all the information that I was provided, I apologize if it isnt enough