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The document provides instructions for creating a directory structure using Windows Command Line. The structure includes four levels, with directories like "Lesson", "notes", "Topic1", and "Lab Work". The learner is asked to use commands like mkdir, cd, and tree to navigate between directories and create the structure as outlined in the instructions.

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Lab Exercise 1

The document provides instructions for creating a directory structure using Windows Command Line. The structure includes four levels, with directories like "Lesson", "notes", "Topic1", and "Lab Work". The learner is asked to use commands like mkdir, cd, and tree to navigate between directories and create the structure as outlined in the instructions.

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Windows Command Line (Exercise 1)

Name : MUHAMMAD SYAFIQ BIN MOHD NAZRI

Student number : 2022891926

A command line interface (CLI) is a way of interacting with a computer directly by typing text commands

In this exercise, your task is to create the following directory structure:

1st level Lesson


(top)

2nd notes tutorial


level

3rd Topic1 Topic2 Topic3 Lab


level

4th level <your name> Lab Work

1. Open the Windows command line interface program.

Type cmd and press Enter.

2. What is the path of your current working directory?

e.g.

Answer:

C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq

3. Inside your current working directory, create a new directory. Name the directory as Lesson.
Answer:

C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq>mkdir Lesson

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4. Go inside Lesson, and create another directory. Name the directory as notes.
Answer:

C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq>cd Lesson


C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq\Lesson>mkdir notes

5. Go inside notes (second level). Give a single command to create TWO (2) directories. Name the
directories as Topic1, Topic2 and Topic3.

cd notes
mkdir Topic1 Topic2 Topic3

6. Go back to the first level


Answer:

C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq\Lesson\notes>cd..

7. Now that you are currently at the first level (Lesson directory). Give a single command to create
a directory at the second level (name it as tutorial) and its sub directory at the third level (name
it as Lab)

mkdir tutorial\Lab

(Note: backslash \ in the above command indicates a sub directory)

8. From Lesson (your current working directory), Give a single command to go directly to Lab.
Answer:

C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq\Lesson>cd toturial\Lab

9. From Lab (your current working directory), create a new directory (at fourth level) and name the
directory as “Lab Work”.

mkdir “Lab Work”

(Note: if the directory’s name is more than one word, you need to use double quotation mark.)

10. From your current working directory (third level), go to notes directory (second level).
Answer:

C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq\Lesson\toturial\Lab>cd..
C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq\Lesson\toturial>cd..
C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq\Lesson>cd notes

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11. From notes directory (your current working directory), go into Topic3 directory using the
following ‘auto complete’ method:
I. Type cd (command for changing directory)
II. Press [space bar]
III. Type To (a portion of the directory’s name Topic)
IV. Press [tab] key 3 times (until Topic3 name appear)
V. Press [ENTER]

12. Inside Topic3 directory, create a new directory. Use your name as the directory’s name.
Answer:

C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq\Lesson\notes\Topic3>mkdir Syafiq

13. Go to the first level (Lesson directory)


Answer:

C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq\Lesson\notes\Topic3>cd..
C:\Users\Muhammad Syafiq\Lesson\notes>cd..

14. Display your directory structure using tree command.

tree

15. Use [Snip & Sketch] tools to select the screenshot of your directory structure. (Refer the
following image as the example)

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16. Paste the screenshot on this document

Paste the screenshot here

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