The second experiment, Linux system is simple file manipulation commands

The second experiment , Linux system is simple file manipulation commands

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17041418- Liu Bolin

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(1) Learning command line operations in Linux terminal; (2) Common control and command-line operation through command-line operation to solve simple problems

The first to open the terminal

They find in their own systems in a customary way to open it, but also to understand the common terminal open way, because you might have to operate on someone else's machine.

(1 ) view the current directory

 

 

Q: prompt difference between the $ and #?
A: prompt $ custom user # is the system root.

(2) to create a directory named own student number in the user's home directory (home directory) below and see if you successfully created

 

( 3 ) enter with their student ID named directory, view the current directory, and then create their own full name directory named

 

 

 Q: The difference between relative and absolute paths are?
Absolute path from the root directory of the beginning of the relative directory is relative to the current directory itself.

( 4 ) create a file in a subdirectory of the current directory and name a.txt

 

 Q: What is the role of touch command if the file already exists will produce?
A: modify the file creation date.

( 5 ) into the first subdirectory current directory, and then displays the current directory and list the contents of the current directory, and file a.txt write a string Hello World

 

 Q: figure symbol> What does that mean?
A: indicates the position of the "Hello World" written.

( 6 ) to return to their student number directory named, see tree whether the command can be used, can not be used, install tree , use this command after a successful installation

 

 sudo apt install tree ### which is mounted tree Ubuntu system terminal command
sudo yum install tree ### which is centos system command tree of the terminal mounting

 

 

 

( 7 ) the first subdirectory of the current directory a.txt copied to the second subdirectory, then again the first subdirectory a.txt copied to a third subdirectory named b.txt Finally, the first subdirectory a.txt rename c.txt . By tree view the current situation directory command.

 

 

 

 Q: cp and mv respectively illustrate the use of?

cp can copy a file to another can also name their weight

mv can move files or rename

 

( 8 ) the / etc directory files passwd copy to your own student number named folder.

 

( 9 ) with a head view passwd file before 5 line content, with the tail view passwd after the file 5 rows content

 

 

 

( 10 ) Under delete student number file named passwd file, delete the current directory and the third sub-folder

 

 Q: What's the command file to see? And brief description of the method used

rm -rf file name can be forced to delete the file.

 

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