Week Report 4

• The Linux File System Presentation
• Ls Command Cheat Sheet
• Absolute Path and Relative Path Cheat sheet
• Video here

Complete the following tasks

1. Complete Week Report 4. Your report must contain the following:

1. Create a file inside the weekReports directory that is located inside the cis106 directory. Name this file, wr4.md
2. You will complete the week report inside the wr4.md file. Your report must contain:
   • Screenshots from each practice from the presentation The Linux File system:
     • Take a screenshot of your terminal showing all the commands, or most of the commands, you used to complete each practice.
     • Place all your screenshots in your week report 4 file.
     • Make sure to label each practice using heading 2 or heading 3 markdown formatting.

2. Complete Notes 2

All the information can be found here:

• Presentation
• Article

1. Create a file in the clasNotes directory named notes2.md
2. The file must be properly formatted using bold, code formatting and headings
3. The file must contain the following:
   1. Each of the commands used for navigating the file system
      1. for each command include: Description, usage/formula, and examples (3 or more if available)
4. Definitions of the following terms:
   1. File system
   2. pathname
   3. Absolute path
   4. Relative path
   5. The difference between your home directory and the home directory
   6. parent directory
   7. child directory or subdirectory
   8. Bash special characters
   9. environment variables
   10. user defined variables
   11. Why do we need use $ with variables in bash shell scripting?

3. Complete lab 4 The linux File System

• Please do this after you complete the Week report and class notes! Trust me, it is better this way.
• Instructions here

4. Complete discussion boards

• Complete at least 1 of the discussion boards (2 entries!)

Special Note: Git Commands Reminder

• git clone repository/url/here: is the command to clone a repository where cloning means downloading a repository to your computer
• git pull: to pull/synchronize your repository from github to your local machine. Always run this command BEFORE you start working VS Code
• git add .: to track all the changes made to your file.
• git commit -m "label for your changes here": this command will label all the changes you added with the add command
• git push: will send all your changes to your github repository

Always run the commands in this order: pull => add => commit => push Never use the github website to make changes to your repository unless you know what you are doing and can remember to pull the changes before working on your local repository!