Step $2$ Again using pico, you should have created a file called logs that contained the names

requests.txt$,$ deliveries.txt$,$ errors.txt$,$ users.txt$,$ and links.txt$.$ Each should have been placed on their

own line. The following listing provides an example of the logs file:

requests.txt

deliveries.txt

errors.txt

users.txt

links.txt

Step $3$ Using wc$,$ the $-1$ switch, and the cat command, you should have counted each file.

The following listing provides the command for the bash shell:

wc $-1$ 'cat logs$`$

Figure $8-3$ provides the output for a sample run of the command.Step I Create five text files filled with random lines of text. Name these files requests.txt$,$

deliveries.txt$,$ errors.txt$,$ users.txt$,$ and links.txt$.$

Step $2$ Create a text file with the names of the fives text files, one name on each line.

Step $3$ Using the $"$ syntax, create a command that counts each of the text files.

Step $4$ Run your command. Verify that it correctly counts the files.