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Write a command to list all the files inside a folder. Search all the files which contain a particular string, say "include" within a folder.

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Write a command to list all the files inside a folder. Search all the files which contain a particular string, say "include" within a folder.

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Name : Ramesh Raju CT REF. No : CT20100278230.

ASSIGNMENT - 1 Question 1: Write a command to list all the files inside a folder i.e. if there is a folder inside a folder then it should list all files inside the sub-folder which is inside the folder to be listed. Ans: ls R Question 2: Search all the files which contain a particular string, say include within a folder. Ans: grep include ./* Question 3: Rename all the files within a folder with suffix Unix_ i.e. suppose a folder has two files a.txt and b.pdf than they both should be renamed from a single command to Unix_a.txt and Unix_b.pdf. Ans : for f in *.*; do mv $f Unix_$f; done Question 4: Rename all files within a folder with the first word of their content(remember all the files should be text files. For example if a.txt contains Unix is an OS in its first line then a.txt should be renamed to Unix.txt. Ans : for f in *.txt; do d="$(head -1 "$f") ;x=$(cut -d " " -f1 $f) ; mv $f $x; done Question 5: Suppose you have a C project in a folder called project, it contains .c and .h files, it also contains some other .txt files and .pdf files. Write a Linux command that will count the number of lines of your text files. That means total line count of every file. (remember you have to count the lines in .txt files only) Ans : wc l *.txt. Question 6 : Rename all files which contain the sub-string 'foo', replacing it with 'bar' within a given folder. Ans : for i in ./*foo*;do mv -- "$i" "${i//foo/bar}";done. Question 7: Show the most commonly used commands from history. [hint: remember the history command, use cut, and sort it] Ans : history|sort|cut -f 1-15

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