Question

UNIX

Manipulate directory structures.

1. Display the absolute path of your home directory.
2. Create a new subdirectory called COP3353-temp in your home directory.
3. Create a new subdirectory called assign1 in COP3353-temp.
4. Create a new subdirectory called assign2 in COP3353-temp.
5. Display the contents of the directory COP3353-temp.
6. Delete the directory assign2.
7. Display the contents of the directory COP3353-temp.

Provide screenshots of each step and processes. Paste your screenshots in word document and send as attachent.

Answer 1

Note:- All command are executing in Home directory.

Display the absolute path of your home directory.

pwd(print working directory) -> Display the absolute path of current working directory.

Create a new subdirectory called COP3353-temp in your home directory.

sudo mkdir COP3353-temp

mkdir command is used to make directory .

Create a new subdirectory called assign1 in COP3353-temp.

sudo mkdir COP3353-temp/assign1

Create a new subdirectory called assign2 in COP3353-temp.

sudo mkdir COP3353-temp/assign2

Display the contents of the directory COP3353-temp.

ls COP3353-temp/

ls command is used to list the whole content of the directory

Delete the directory assign2.

sudo rmdir COP3353-temp/assign2

rmdir used to remove the directory

Display the contents of the directory COP3353-temp.

ls COP3353-temp/

pawan@pawan-HP-Notebook:/home$ pwd /home pawan@pawan-HP-Notebook: /home$ sudo mkdir COP3353-temp pawan@pawan-HP-Notebook: /home$ sudo mkdir COP3353-temp/assign1 pawan@pawan-HP-Notebook: /home$ sudo mkdir COP 3353-temp/assign2 pawan@pawan-HP-Notebook: /home$ ls COP3353-temp/ assign1 assign2 ..pawan@pawan-HP-Notebook: /home$ sudo rmdir COP 3353-temp/assign2, pawan@pawan-HP-Notebook:/home$ ls COP 3353-temp/ assign1 pawan@pawan-HP-Notebook: /homes |