Question: Copy using the ? wildcard the three files let1.doc, let2.doc, and let3.doc from the letters directory to the work/misc directory. Once copied, rename the new
Copy using the ? wildcard the three files let1.doc, let2.doc, and let3.doc from the letters directory to the work/misc directory. Once copied, rename the new files (the ones in the misc directory) into rpt1.doc, rpt2.doc, and rpt3.doc. When renaming, you have to do this explicitly and not try to use a wildcard. It would appear at first that a wildcard could make the renaming easier, but it turns out to be ridiculously hard to use a wildcard in this case.
I used
[demo@host-1-97 letters]$ mv let1.doc rpt1.doc [demo@host-1-97 letters]$ mv let2.doc rpt2.doc [demo@host-1-97 letters]$ mv let3.doc rpt3.doc
But after that I don't know what to do.
The output I need is
| Tests: Complete | |
| letters/let1.doc -> work/misc/rpt1.doc | FAILED |
| letters/let2.doc -> work/misc/rpt2.doc | FAILED |
| letters/let3.doc -> work/misc/rpt3.doc | FAILED |
I need them to be passed
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