Linux Assignment

Create a Directory Structure:

Use mkdir with the appropriate flags to create the following directory structure:

$/$home$/$student$/$project$/$files$/$reports$/2024/$january

Create a File:

Create a file named data.txt in your project directory. Then, proceed with the following tasks:

Copy and Move Files:

Copy the file named data.txt from your project directory to project$/$files$/$reports$/2024/.$ Then, move the same file to project$/$files$/$backup$/.$

Create Hard and Soft Links:

Create a hard link from $/$home$/$student$/$project$/$files$/$data$.$txt to $/$home$/$student$/$project$/$hardlink$\_$data.txt$.$

Create a soft link from $/$home$/$student$/$project$/$files$/$data$.$txt to $/$home$/$student$/$project$/$softlink$\_$data.txt$.$

Path Expansion:

Create a new directory named test$\_$files and inside it$,$ create three files: file$1.$txt$,$ file$2.$txt$,$ and file$3.$txt$.$ Use a glob pattern to list all files starting with file and ending with $.$txt$.$

Use Character Classes in Path Matching:

In the test$\_$files directory, create the following files: a$1.$txt$,$ B$2.$txt$,$ C$3.$txt$,$ D$4.$txt$.$ Use a command that lists only files starting with an uppercase letter, followed by a digit, and ending with $.$txt$.$