Using the touch command and specifying a nonexistent file… prompts the user to create a file...
Introduction to Linux I
The “.” in an ls listing represents:
The “.” in an ls listing represents: Directories that can’t be accessed Hidden files The end of the...
Use the _ option to display hidden files with the ls command.
Use the ___ option to display hidden files with the ls command. -A -h -D -a
User home directories often contain hidden files. True or False?
User home directories often contain hidden files. True or False? True False
The ls command will list which of the following by default?
The ls command will list which of the following by default? The root directory The current...
Which of these commands would return the files /etc/game.conf...
Which of these commands would return the files /etc/game.conf, /etc/file.conf and /etc/snap.conf...
Which two characters represent the empty string?
Which two characters represent the empty string? ** && .. “”
The glob pattern [!abc]*
The glob pattern [!abc]* Nothing, this is an invalid glob pattern All files that start with any...
The glob pattern [a-d] would match:
The glob pattern [a-d] would match: A file name with a single character that is either an “a”, “-“...
Which of the following will match files that have the string...
Which of the following will match files that have the string “hello” somewhere in the file name...
Which command will display more information about globbing?
Which command will display more information about globbing? echo globbing man 7 globbing man 7 glob...
To view the ASCII text table in Linux, you can use the following...
To view the ASCII text table in Linux, you can use the following command: view ASCII list ACSII man...
Within square brackets, (Example: [?]) the ? character means:
Within square brackets, (Example: [?]) the ? character means: Match a ? character Match zero or...
Assuming at least one file matching the pattern is in the...
Case 1: Assuming at least one file matching the pattern is in the current directory, the command...
The command echo a* will display:
The command echo a* will display: All of the files in the current directory that begin with an “a”...