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Can anyone help me explain the difference between a C and a SHELL programming language? Thank you so much!
Subject:
Computer Science
Topic:
Software Tools and Systems Programming.
Posting ID:
162970
OTA ID:
103987
Complete the following steps in UNIX 1.Click on Terminal Program 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
Subject:
Computer Science
Topic:
Software Tools and Systems Programming.
Posting ID:
164201
OTA ID:
103987
Copy the following shell that completes the following: #!/bin/bash echo Select a country from the following list: echo America, Italy, France, Germany read country case $country in [Aa]merica ) echo Ford; echo Perhpas;; [Ii]taly ) echo Ferarri;echo no;; [Ff]rance ) echo Peugeot ;echo no way;; [Gg]ermany ) echo Porsche ;echo yes;; esac Run the shell from above. Answer the following questions: 1. What is the purpose of the echo command? 2. In the case statement why are the first letters both caps and lower case? 3. what does esac mean?
Subject:
Computer Science
Topic:
Software Tools and Systems Programming.
Posting ID:
164516
OTA ID:
103987
Carefully consider the following two methods for constructing a PowerPoint presentation. One way is to create slides from scratch. This means that you will start each slide as a blank slide, then drop in text boxes, formatted text, add bullets, numbering, colors and perhaps any clipart, charts, graphics that you might want to use. Another way is to use Slide templates, slide layouts, color and animation schemes already built into PowerPoint. Please describe any advantages and disadvantages of each method. Please note that there are advantages and disadvantages for each method. Some issues to consider concern using the first way, the second way or a combination of both. There are ... click for more
Subject:
Computer Science
Topic:
Software Tools and Systems Programming.
Posting ID:
164557
OTA ID:
103987
User-Defined Simple Data Types, Namespaces, and The String Type
Please do not make the code too complicated. Our topic for this program is entitled User-Defined Simple Data Types, Namespaces, and The string Type.
Subject:
Computer Science
Topic:
Software Tools and Systems Programming.
Posting ID:
164918
OTA ID:
105277
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