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Managing directories from the command line path - full name of a file or directory, e.g. /home/alinen/cs21, a unique location Special directories: .. ← the parent directory (two dots) . ← the current directory (one dot) / ← the root directory /home/<username> ← your home directory ~ ← your home directory Exercise - UNIX commands When was your home directory created? (ls -l /home) Create a directory structure like the one on the right Rename B to B1 (mv B B1) Copy B1 to B2 (cp -r B1 B2) Remove a directory (careful with this!!) (rm -r B1) Try: ssh <username>@lab.cs.swarthmore.edu Exercise - UNIX commands Answers are in bold. Supporting commands are in regular font. oil[~]$ mkdir A oil[A]$ rm -r B1 oil[~]$ cd A rm: remove directory 'B1'? y oil[A]$ pwd /home/alinen/A oil[A]$ mkdir B oil[A]$ cd B oil[B]$ pwd /home/alinen/A/B oil[B]$ cd .. oil[A]$ ls B/ oil[A]$ mv B B1 oil[A]$ cp -r B1 B2 Exercise - UNIX commands (challenge) When was your home directory created? (ls -l /home) Create a directory structure like the one on the right (mkdir) Rename D to C1 (mv) Copy E to B (cp) Remove all the directories you created (careful with this: rm -r <dir> A) Try: ssh <username>@lab.cs.swarthmore.edu Exercise - UNIX commands This problem was challenging so don’t worry if you found it confusing. Answers are in bold. Supporting commands are in regular font. oil[~]$ pwd oil[A]$ cd C oil[C]$ mv D C1 /home/alinen oil[C]$ mkdir D oil[C]$ ls oil[~]$ mkdir A oil[C]$ mkdir E C1/ E/ oil[~]$ cd A oil[C]$ ls oil[C]$ cp -r E /home/alinen/A/B oil[A]$ pwd D/ E/ oil[C]$ tree -d /home/alinen/A /home/alinen/A oil[C]$ tree -d /home/alinen/A /home/alinen/A oil[A]$ mkdir B /home/alinen/A ├── B oil[A]$ mkdir C ├── B │ └── E oil[A]$ ls └── C └── C B/ C/ ├── D ├── C1 oil[A]$ tree -d /home/alinen/A └── E └── E /home/alinen/A ├── B 4 directories 5 directories └── C.

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