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Lets Play some File Tree Baseball. Please choose an answer for each question. Get all 29 correct you have hit a HOME RUNNNN!!!!
Topics of this game:
- Complete the following command to redirect both standard output and a standard error from the bigprog program to the file out.txt. $_____ bigprog out.txt.
- The __________ command can extract specified data fields from a file's records.
- The _______________command is used to change the current working directory in Linux and other Unix-like operating systems.
- The__________________ is the directory (folder) in which the user is currently working in. Each time you interact with your command prompt, you are working within a directory.
- Which directory contains a lot of the files that the programs used to run. This directory is needed to control the operating system.
- Where can you find essential system binaries?
- What directory contains read-only user data?
- Which folder contains the Kernel, firmware, and other related system files?
- Which folder used by the root user?
- What does the / directory signify?
- A special device which can be considered as a Black Hole.
- Where data is temporarily stored when needed.
- Root user home directory.
- A directory typically contains web directories in variable data directory.
- This directory contains all files needed to boot the computer. These file don’t change very often.
- What is the usr directory?
- Where does / take you?
- What does /bin contain?
- What is /tmp?
- Which command explains the directory structure on your computer?
- Which directory contains all log files?
- What is the location of the commands used by all users of the system?
- Regular users home directory is …
- Special device or files which refer to physical devices.
- What is the top of the file tree known as System Root?
- “~” is not different from the root user.
- Please choose the correct answer for command “proc”:
- Please choose a special directory, which allows to see what the kernel manages.
- Choose correct directory hierarchy .
