Description

This assignment is to get you started with Unix and GNU GCC C programming environment.

To complete this assignment, you need to:

$$ Have access to general.asu.edu UNIX server. If you don$$t have access to it yet, please

check the tutorial available in Canvas covering this topic.

$$ Be familiar on how to create a basic Hello World program written in C and how to

compile it$.$ You want to review the tutorial in Canvas covering this topic. This tutorial has

a link to a more detailed tutorial in Unix, make sure that you cover it as well.

Preparation

$1.$ Once you are logged to general.asu.edu, review the content of your home directory:

$$ Check the content on your root$/$home directory to check its content, use the ls

command

$$ Use the ls $-$a command to see all the files in your home directory

$$ Use the ls $-$l command to produce a long listing of the non$-$hidden files in your

home directory

$$ Use the ls $-$la command to produce a long listing of all the files in your home

directory

$2.$ Create a new directory, CSE$240$

$$ use the command mkdir, you should use this directory for the rest of this

assignment

$3.$ Move to the directory CSE$240$

$$ Use the command cd CSE$240$

Problems

$1.$ Within your account in general.asu.edu complete the following tasks. You want to create

screenshots of every task as proof of completion.

$1\mathrm{.}1.$ Inside of your CSE$240$ folder, create a new folder, labeled assignmen$01.$

$1\mathrm{.}2.$ Inside the folder assignment$01,$ create three new directories: d$1,$ d$2,$ and d$3.$

$1\mathrm{.}3.$ Inside directory d$1$ and using the vim editor, create a file called helloworld.c$.$ The file

should be as follows:

#include

void main$()$

$\{$

printf$($Hello World!, I am John Doe

$)$;

$//$ToDo replace John Doe with your name