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This document outlines assignments involving basic UNIX commands, filters, and pipes across 3 sections. Section 1 involves listing, copying, appending, counting, and deleting files. Section 2 focuses on navigating and manipulating directories and files within a directory structure. Tasks include listing files, changing directories, copying and renaming files. Section 3 involves counting words, paginating output, running multiple commands, formatting dates, and displaying text messages incorporating command output.

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Assignment 1

This document outlines assignments involving basic UNIX commands, filters, and pipes across 3 sections. Section 1 involves listing, copying, appending, counting, and deleting files. Section 2 focuses on navigating and manipulating directories and files within a directory structure. Tasks include listing files, changing directories, copying and renaming files. Section 3 involves counting words, paginating output, running multiple commands, formatting dates, and displaying text messages incorporating command output.

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UNIX Assignments: 1

Concept: Basic commands in UNIX, Filters, Pipes

Problems:

Section 1:

1. List all the files and sub directories of the directory /bin.
2. List all the files including hidden files in your current directory.
3. List all the files starting with letter ‘r’ in your current directory.
4. List all the files having three characters in their names, from your current directory.
5. List all the files with extension .doc in your current directory.
6. List all the files having the first letter of their name within the range ‘l’ to‘s’, from
your current directory.
7. Create a file text1 and read its input from keyboard.
8. Copy the contents of file text1 to another file text2.
9. Append the contents of file text2 to file text1.
10. Count the number of files in the current directory.
11. Display the output of command ls –l to a file and on the output screen.
12. From file text1 print all lines starting from 10th line.
13. Find the number of users currently logged on to the system.
14. Delete all the files with their names starting with “tmp”.

Section 2:
1. Display your current working directory.
2. Create following directory structure under your Home directory
(Note: Your home directory is where you login to.)

SYSTEM (SUB DIRECTORY)

HARDWARE (SUB-SUB DIRECTORY) SOFTWARE

INPUT OUTPUT (SUB-SUB-SUB) APPL SYS

MOUSE PRINTER (FILES) WORDSTAR OS


SCANNER VDU (FILES) LOTUS LINKERS

3. List detailed information about all the files and directories of Hardware directory while
your current directory is still the home directory.

4. Change your current directory to SYS and list the names of all files and subdirectories in
the directory sub tree starting that starts from your home directory.

5. Copy the file SCANNER to directory SYSTEM while your current directory is APPL.

cp system/hardware/input/scanner.txt ~Appl

6. Rename the file SCANNER to SCAN.

7. Read some text form Keyboard and append it to the file SCAN.

8. Remove the directory sub tree starting from SYSTEM in one go.
(Note: This command is potentially dangerous)
Section 3:
1. Count the total number of words in file text1.
2. List the contents of ls command page wise.
3. Using one single command, display the output of “who” and “pwd” commands.

4. Display the system date in following format:


Today is Friday, 17 May 96
5. Display the following text message on the monitor screen.
Deposited $100 to you account

6. Display the following message on the monitor.


The long listing of my home dir ………… is …………
(Hint: Use ls – l and pwd commands)

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