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Year 3
UNIX
Using UNIX
Please explain how to do the following:
1. Create a directory called class.
2. Move into that directory directory.
3. Create a text file, that contains what is your absolute path, relative path and call it paths.txt
4.Create a sub directory called your name under the class directory.
5. Create a file called my.dat with your favorite quote.
6. Rename the file to my.txt
7. Delete the file.
8. Delete the directory
9. Show the current directory using the pwd command.
10. List the date and time.
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2. Create a directory called class
3. Move into that directory
4. Create a text file, that contains what is your absolute path, relative path and call it paths.txt
5. Save the txt file and send to me
Unix scripts - · Create a directory called class.
· Move into that directory.
· Create a text file that contains what is your absolute path, and call it paths.txt
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