Title | IT 255 Command Directory Log Template Mod 5 |
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Author | Matthew Shackleford |
Course | Into To Linux |
Institution | Southern New Hampshire University |
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ITT 255 Command Directory Log Template Overview: The purpose of this document is to compile a list of the commands that you have learned and used each week in the course. This command directory will assist you in completing activities, such as your final project, in later weeks of the course. Each week, you will submit this document updated with the new commands you have learned. Prompt: It is recommended that you log every new command here when you learn it in your reading or labs/lessons. You should also log the date you learned the command and where in the learning resources you found it (so that you can find it again later). Complete this template by filling in the blank cells in the table. Date
Command
Description of the Command
3/7/21
whoami
3/7/21 3/7/21
pwd ls
3/7/21
cd
3/7/21 3/7/21
mkdir touch
3/14/21
clear
3/14/21
rmdir
3/14/21
mv
3/14/21
cp
Displays the default user that is logged in is Codio. Print the working directory List directory contents command returns a horizontal list of the current directory and its contents. The command or change directories command allows you to go inside a directory by adding its name as an argument Make directories If any file does not exist, the touch command will create one for you. Command enables more empty space in the terminal window by taking the visible content to the top. Removes directories entries specified by each argument. Command moves each file or directory named by a source argument. Command copies files with its contents.
3/14/21
echo
Command the displays output in the terminal.
3/14/21
export
3/14/21
history
3/14/21
type
3/14/21
/usr/share/doc/
Command that turns a local variable into an environment variable. Command that outputs a list of previously executed commands. Command that determines information about command type. Directory containing additional documentation files, such as readme files and support for third-party software.
Chapter/module/lab/lesson where you found it 1.1 Codio – Intro to Linux 2.1 Codio – Intro to Linux 3.1 Codio – Intro to Linux
4.1 Codio – Intro to Linux
5 Codio – Intro to Linux 5 Codio – Intro to Linux 2.4 Codio – Linux File System Commands 3 Codio – Linux File System Commands 1 Codio – Linux The File System 3 Codio – Linux The File System 5.4.1 Cisco – Command Line Skills 5.4.2 Cisco – Command Line Skills 5.3.3 Cisco – Command Line Skills 5.5 Cisco – Command Line Skills 6.5.2 Cisco – Getting Help
Date
Command
Description of the Command
3/14/21
info
3/14/21
locate
3/14/21
man
3/21/21
home
3/21/21
cat
Command used to view info documentation for commands. Command used to find any file or directory. Relies on a database typically generated nightly. Command used to view manual (man) pages for commands. Each user typically has a home directory where they have full control to create and delete files and directories. Command prints file content to the stdout
3/21/21
find
3/21/21
grep
3/26/21
cut
3/26/21
head
3/26/21
less
3/26/21
sort
3/26/21
tail
3/26/21
wc
04/04/21
chmod
Can help by getting the location of the specified files and directories information in less than a second. Utility searches any given input files, selecting lines that match one or more patterns. Command used to extract columns of text from a file or standard input. Command used to display only the first new lines of a file. Pager command used to view file contents one page of data at a time. Command used to rearrange lines of files or input. Command used to display only the last few lines of a files. Command that displays statistics of files such as the number of lines, words, and bytes. Change the mode or access control of the listed files or directories.
Chapter/module/lab/lesson where you found it 6.4.1 Cisco – Getting Help 6.3.2 Cisco – Getting Help
6.2.1 Cisco 7.2.1 Cisco – Navigating the Filesystem 3 Codio – Linux Searching Files and File Contents 4 Codio – Linux Searching Files and File Contents 5 Codio – Linux Searching Files and File Contents 10.6 Cisco – Working With Text 10.1.3 Cisco – Working With Text 10.1.2 Cisco – Working With Text 10.4 Cisco – Working With Text 10.1.3 Cisco -- Working With Text 10.5 Cisco – Working With Text 2.1 Codio – Linux Users and Permissions...