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    could someone check out this hw sheet - I am a windows person needing help with a unix course - i have some answers filled in can u check

    Provide answers to all questions in the space provided

    1. Describe the results of executing each of the following grep commands in your home directory. (1 pts each)

    a. $ grep -c ill memo

    print a count of matching lines for each input file.




    b. $ grep -n ill memo

    precedes each line with the line number where it was found




    2. What would the permission section of an ls -l listing for filex look like after setting the following permissions? (1 pts each)


    a. chmod 764 filex
    ls -l filex
    -rwxrw-r-- 1 itd0wks ioc 2 Feb 14 14:05 filex




    b. chmod 666 filex
    ls -l filex
    -rw-rw-rw- 1 itd0wks ioc 2 Feb 14 14:05 filex







    3. Rewrite the following sequence of commands using sort as a filter: (2 pts) You should end up with a single command line when you are done.
    $ sort roster > temp
    $ lp temp
    $ rm temp





    4. Write a command, assuming your home directory, to list all files that: (1 pts each)
    a. Start with the letters b or f.
    ls [b,f]*

    b. Start with the letters a through k.

    ls [a-k]*


    c. Have a capital letter anywhere in their name.
    ls [A-Z]*




    5. What is the difference between the following commands? (1 pts)

    $ cat xyz[12] $ cat xyz[1-2]






    6. What files would the following match? (1 pts)

    $ ls -l file[1-20]





    7. (4 points)

    Write a script that will prompt for the user’s first name and store it in a variable. Then prompt for the last name and store it in a variable. Finally, display the stored information in the format “You entered lastname, firstname” and ask the user for confirmation. If the answer is “y” or “yes” then say “Thank you!” if the answer is “n” or “no” then start again with the prompts. (Hint: consider some form of loop construct…)

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