[CISC 220] - Midterm Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (14 pages long)

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Bash: command-line interpreter for interacting with programs with no gui. Search all of the commands you"ve executed so far. Prints all the files in the directory that are text files. Prints all the files with the name file and then a 1 character directly after. Will print 10, 11, 12 because the astrix means stuff can come after as long as it begins with a number between. If you want to write more than one command on the same line, break it up with a semicolon semicolon. Immediate subdirectories it has plus its parent directory and itself. Sudo cat atextfile. txt : prints out the contents of a file. Change the permissions of a file using the chmod command. Example: rwx rwx rwx = chmod 777 filename. Example: rw -r-x -wx = chmod 653 filename. Example: rwx rwx rwx = chmod a+rwx filename. Example: rw -e-x -wx = chmod u+rw, g+rx, o+wx filename.

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