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Session 1: Introduction to Linux

Task Answers

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|--"Linux OSC"
|  |--"Documents"
|  |  |-- "file1.txt", "file2.txt", "file3.txt"
|  |
|  |-- ".hidden_file"
|  |-- "-"
|  |-- "My_Documents"
|  |  |-- "file1.txt", "file2.txt", "file3.txt"
|  |-- "file2.txt", "file3.txt"

Step 1: Create Your Directory

~ $ mkdir "Linux OSC"
~ $ cd "Linux OSC"
Linux OSC $

Step 2: Make Another Directory and Create Multiple Files

Linux OSC $ mkdir Documents
Linux OSC $ cd Documents
Linux OSC/Documents $ touch file1.txt file2.txt file3.txt
Linux OSC/Documents $ ls

Step 3: Hide a File

Linux OSC/Documents $ cd ..
Linux OSC $ touch .hidden_file
Linux OSC $ ls -a

Step 4: Write with Nano

Linux OSC $ nano Documents/file1.txt
Linux OSC $ cat Documents/file1.txt

Step 5: Go Back

Linux OSC $ cd Documents
Linux OSC/Documents $

Step 6: Create a Unique Directory

Linux OSC/Documents $ mkdir "-"
Linux OSC/Documents $ cd ./-

Step 7: Copy Directory

Linux OSC/Documents/- $ cp -r ../../Documents ../../My_Documents
Linux OSC/Documents/- $ ls ../..

Step 8: Show Hidden Content

Linux OSC/Documents/- $ cat ../../.hidden_file

Step 9: Move Files

Linux OSC/Documents/- $ mv ../file2.txt ../file3.txt ../../
Linux OSC/Documents/- $ ls ../../

Step 10: Remove Your Directory

Linux OSC/Documents/- $ cd ~
~ $ rm -r "Linux OSC"