Objective: To get experience using the PowerShell Application and to practice using files, directories$/$folders and the file path.

Open the PowerShell Application

Verify that the $C$ :Sweet and $C$ : $\backslash$itrus do not already exist on your computer. If so$,$ delete these items

Verify with the Tree command that these directories do not exist on your computer.

Take a screen shot and paste it in a WordPad document to verify that these folders do not exist. Save your WordPad document and yourlastname powershelllab$1.$rtf Identify it with a label as Screenshot$1$

Set up your directory structure. You have $2$ directories$/$folders that are subdirectories of the C: drive

a$.$ C:ISweet

b$.$ C:Citrus

Make those $2$ directories using PowerShell exactly as listed on your computer. $*$hint $-$ see if you can make them both at the same time on one command line instead of having to use $2$ commands $(5$ points EC if you can do this $).$

Take a screenshot of the command line that you used and paste it to your WordPad document with the label EC$\_$Screenshot for $5$ points extra credit if you chose to do this portion using one command line$($optional$)$

Make $2$ subdirectories using PowerShell under each parent directory.

Create the directory named Apples as a subdirectory of $C$ : Sweet and another named grapes under C:ISweet.

Create the directory named oranges as a subdirectory of $C$ :Citrus and another named lemons under C:XCitrus.

Take a Screenshot of your directory structure using the Tree command and paste it to your document. Label it as Screenshot$2$

Determine how to create files in your directories with the command line only $($and not a text editor$).$ The explanation for this is called a pipe.

Which of the following will create a text file for you?

a$.$ echo sometext$1$ I sometext$1.$txt

b$.$ echo sometext $2>$ sometext $2.$txt

c$.$ echo sometext $3|$ sometext$3.$txt

Using what you learned from the step listed above, create the following files from the command line in the given location

a$.$ In the apples directory make a text file named gala.txt

b$.$ In the grapes directory make a text file named red.txt

c$.$ In the oranges directory make a text file named navel.txt

d$.$ In the lemons directory make a text file named FloridaLemons.txt

Take a Screenshot of your directory structure using the Tree command $($note that it must show the files as well as the directories$)$ and paste it to your document. Label it as Screenshot$3$

Submit your document into Blackboard in the appropriate topic for credit