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Luke Chung - CY1U8L3 Activity LinuxFile Cadet

This document is an activity guide for practicing file and directory commands in Linux using a terminal. It outlines a series of tasks including creating a folder, creating and editing a file, copying and renaming the file, and changing file permissions. Screenshots are required for each step to demonstrate completion of the tasks.

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Luke Chung - CY1U8L3 Activity LinuxFile Cadet

This document is an activity guide for practicing file and directory commands in Linux using a terminal. It outlines a series of tasks including creating a folder, creating and editing a file, copying and renaming the file, and changing file permissions. Screenshots are required for each step to demonstrate completion of the tasks.

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Name: Class: Date:

Let’s Practice with Files and Directories in Linux! Activity


I can use a command line interface in Linux to create and modify files and directories.

Directions: Open a terminal window in an Ubuntu VM and complete the following. Refer back to your notes over Linux
commands as needed. Include screenshots in the spaces provided.

1. Create a folder in the user’s home directory naming it your last name (i.e. Linus Torvalds
would name it “Torvalds”).

2. Change directory to that folder.

3. Create a file called “hello.txt” in that folder. Snip a picture of this file with the path.

4. Edit that file, and add your full name to it.


Name: Class: Date:

5. Copy the file you created (hello.txt) to the home directory. NOTE: you will have two copies of this file
now in two locations.

6. Rename the file in the home directory to your first name. Snip a picture of this file with the path.

7. Change permissions for the user to execute this file. Snip the file with permissions showing.

Submit all snips to receive credit!

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