| 1 | #!/bin/sh
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| 3 | # In the folder you are in, you can list the folder contents by typing
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| 4 | # 'ls' and seeing what is there. Some shell configs will have the
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| 5 | # folders bold and different colored to help with navigation.
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| 6 | #
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| 7 | # $ ls # lists contents
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| 8 | # $ ls -a # lists hidden contents as well as unhidden
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| 9 | # $ ls -A # same as -a but without . and ..
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| 10 | # Also, not entirely POSIX compliant but many modern shells
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| 11 | # run it fine
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| 12 | # $ ls -l # shows linkages in files, like how we did with
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| 13 | # ls -l /bin/sh
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| 14 | # $ ls -R # recursively goes into folders listing contents out
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| 15 | # $ ls -AR # separate arguments can be combined to execute both
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| 16 | #
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| 17 | # For your exercise, a random file will be created and hidden. Find
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| 18 | # the file and delete it.
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| 20 | rm file_name # rm means to remove, do not change that part
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