Description

1.Enter the entire command line to complete the following task:

Display the contents of your current directory, and show the directory information in both "long format" AND "human readable format" (i.e. display MB).

NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line:  Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbols, etc.

2. Enter the entire command line to complete the following task:

Create a new directory called homework

NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line:  Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbols, etc.

3. Enter the entire command line to complete the following task:

Move your directory location from your home directory to your desktop.

NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line:  Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbols, etc.

4. Enter the entire command line to complete the following task:

Search a file called module2.lab to see if it contains the word test regardless of case (e.g. search to find:  test or Test or TEST).

NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line:  Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbols, etc.

HINT: There are four parts:  1) the command 2) the option  3) the string  4) the file

5. Enter the entire command line to complete the following task:

Assume you are in your home directory.  List the directory's contents, and then redirect this output (save to a file) this information to a file called mod2.lab

NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line:  Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbols, etc.

6. Enter the entire command line to complete the following task:

Display the contents of your current directory, in long form.

NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line:  Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbols, etc.

7. Enter the entire command line to complete the following task:

Change directories from your home directory to the  /etc.  directory with one command.

NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line:  Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbols, etc.

8. Enter the entire command line to complete the following task:

Assume you are in your home directory with the following two files.  Rename the file abc.txt  to  def.txt

NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line:  Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbols, etc.