Part $1$: Linux Command$-$Line

The goal of this part is to have you learn and practice various Linux commands. Note that you may use these commands at different points in each term. Specifically, after this assignment you will be able to use the following commands:

man $-k$

echo

pwd

cat $[>]$

cd

Is

touch

mkdir

ps aux $[|]$

mv

cp

sudo

$rm[-$R$]$

chmod

chown

An easy way to determine what a command does is to type man and then the name of the command you are trying to learn about. For instance, man cp in the command line interface $($CLI$)$ will bring up a page about the cp command. Simply press q to leave that screen.

Make a directory called your$\_$first$\_$name $($e$.$g$.$ fred$)$

Question $6$

Navigate into the new directory.

Create two empty files, one called your$\_$middle$\_$name.txt $($eTg$.$ george.txt$)$ and the other called your$\_$last$\_$name.txt $($e$.$g$.$ weasley.txt$).$

Hint: You usually use an editor like Notepad, TextEdit, VS Code, vim, or nano to create or edit a text file. But you can create an empty file using touch.

Question $8$

Create another directorv $($inside the first$)$ called subdir

Copy your$\_$last$\_$name.txt to a new file named your$\_$last$\_$name$2.$txt in the same directory. $($e$.$g$.$ The new file might be called weasley$2.$txt$)$

Move your last name$2.$txt into the subdir directory.

Rename your$\_$last$\_$name$2.$txt to your$\_$last$\_$name$3.$txt$.($Make sure it stays in the subdir directory.$)$