Question: Instructions Execute the following commands in the terminal. ls [dir]: list files in dir directory cd [dir]: change the working directory to dir mkdir [dir]:
Instructions
Execute the following commands in the terminal.
- ls [dir]: list files in dir directory
- cd [dir]: change the working directory to dir
- mkdir [dir]: create a folder named dir
- cp [file1] [file2]: copy a file named file1 to another named file2
- mv [file1] [file2]: rename a file named file1 to file2
- man [command]: display a manual for the given command
- pwd: print working directory from root directory
- rm [file]: remove file named file
- Cat
- touch
- echo
- rmdir
- history
- Shells and Simple scripts
Submission
Submit a script file named: FirstScript.sh that does the following actions:
- Make a directory named "MyFiles"
- Change the current directory location to be MyFiles.
- Create an empty file named "File0"
- Create another file named "File1"
- Copy "File1" to File2"
- Screen shot of all the commands
Hints
- Use the man command to find the manual entry for a command
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