Week Report 7

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Note 1: I did not make a video for this week report. I do not believe you need one. If you have any questions, let me know.
Note 2: The videos for this week report and lab are from last semester. There may be some outdate content but the bulk of the explanation is the same.

Complete the following tasks In this order please!!!!

  1. Complete notes 7
  2. Complete Week Report 7
  3. Complete Lab 7
  4. Continue working in your final project and your discussion board

1. Complete Notes 7

Explain how to use each of the following commands.

  1. cat
  2. tac
  3. head
  4. tail
  5. cut
  6. sort
  7. wc
  8. tr
  9. diff
  10. grep

For every command, include:

  • Definition
  • Usage/Formula
  • 3-4 examples

This is just like the previous notes. Use proper heading, paragraph, and code formatting.

Complete Week Report (The practice from the presentation)

What will you submit for your week report? Complete the following practices and take a screenshots:

  1. Practice 1
  2. Practice 2
  3. Practice 3
  4. Practice 4
  5. Take a screenshot of your terminal showing each of the practice
  6. Label each screenshot accordingly using proper markdown heading 2 syntax
  7. Complete Lab 7 part 1
  8. Video here
  9. Description here

Special Note

You are going to be using the git commands a lot. Here is a quick reference:

  • 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!