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Linux Commands Review
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25 Questions

1. the command to view the contents of a small file is

2. name that identifies a grouping of computer resources on a network

3. To uncompress the compressed archive 'software.tar.gz' you would type

4. UNIX and Linux are ____ systems, which allow one user to execute more than one program at a time.

5. to increment the integer variable N by 1 you would type

6. the command cd source uses relative path addressing (true or false)

7. mount points for temporary mounts by the system administrator reside in this directory

8. The root of a file system is denoted by the ____.

9. use the ______ command to loop through a range of values

10. this directory occupies no space on the disk

11. device that has a monitor and keyboard, but no CPU

12. to display the last 10 lines of a file, use the __________ command

13. _______ gives the owner read, write, and execute permissions

14. _____ gives the owner read, write and execute permissions

15. To log out of UNIX/Linux (Bourne, Korn, or Bash shells) you can enter exit on the command line or press ____.

16. the ______ command stores the user's input in a variable

17. the command to copy a file is

18. What's the git command that downloads your repository from GitHub to your computer?

19. to list all the files in your current directory, including the hidden files, but without the file permissions, use the ______ command

20. interface between the user and the operating system

21. to list the files in your current directory including the permissions on the files uses the ________ command

22. You can type more than one command on the command line by separating commands with a ____.

23. In shell scripts, comment lines begin with a(n) ____.

24. To reference a variable, you use a dollar sign ($) in front of it or enclose it in ___________

25. git config --global ________ [email protected]