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The tilde (~) is used to represent:The tilde (~) is used to represent: A user’s home directory Any two single characters The directory above the current working directory Nothing; it has no special meaning
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Is the following path absolute or relative? ../../home/sysadmin
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Is the following path absolute or relative? sysadmin/Documents
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Is the following path absolute or relative? /etc/ppp
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The top-level directory on a Linux system is represented as:
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What option for the ls command will display all files, including hidden files?
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Hidden files are files that begin with what character?
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To move a page forward one at a time while viewing a man page, press the following:
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After performing a search, you can use the _ key to return to a previously found match:
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When interpreting the SYNOPSIS of a command found on a man page, the “|” means:
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To go to the next match of a search on a man page, press:
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To go to the end of an info page, press:
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In order to search an info page, the first key to press is: (choose one)
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To exit the info page, press:
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What key should be used while working in the man command if you want to go to the end of the document?
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