1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI?
To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use: ls -a
2-How do I create multiple nested directories, like /c/Users/myusername/these/folders/are/just/for/fun?
For that we can use the command: mkdir -p /c/users/myusername/...etc.
3-Write more than one command that will create a file that looks like the following (you are not allowed to use the newline character (\n))?
We can use many commands in order to do that
- echo first > ddd.text ; echo second >> ddd.text
- The command ( nano file.text) will opens the file in the Nano text editor, where we can manually type in the two messages.
- .Vscode .
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~ $ cd desktop
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop $ mkdir hyf-html-exercises
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop $ cd hyf-html-exercises/
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises $ mkdir Week1
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises $ cd Week1/
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ toch CLI-Challenge.text bash: toch: command not found
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ touch CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ ls CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo "1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI?" > CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI?
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo "To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example:" >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example:
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo "We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal:" >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal:
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo "touch .HiddenFile.text." >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text.
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo "And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command:" >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command:
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ touch "mkdir .myhiddenfolder" >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command:
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ rm mkdir\ .myhiddenfolder
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command:
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo "mkdir .myhiddenfolder" >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo "To display hidden file we can use:" >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use:
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo " ls -a " >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use: ls -a
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use: ls -a
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo "2-How do I create multiple nested directories, like /c/Users/myusername/these/folders/are/just/for/fun?" >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use: ls -a
2-How do I create multiple nested directories, like /c/Users/myusername/these/folders/are/just/for/fun?
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo "For that we can use the command:" >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo " mkdir -p /c/users/myusername/...etc." CLI-Challenge.text mkdir -p /c/users/myusername/...etc. CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use: ls -a
2-How do I create multiple nested directories, like /c/Users/myusername/these/folders/are/just/for/fun? For that we can use the command:
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ ^C
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo " mkdir -p /c/users/myusername/...etc." CLI-Challenge.text mkdir -p /c/users/myusername/...etc. CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use: ls -a
2-How do I create multiple nested directories, like /c/Users/myusername/these/folders/are/just/for/fun? For that we can use the command:
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo " mkdir -p /c/users/myusername/...etc." >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use: ls -a
2-How do I create multiple nested directories, like /c/Users/myusername/these/folders/are/just/for/fun? For that we can use the command: mkdir -p /c/users/myusername/...etc.
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo "3-Write more than one command that will create a file that looks like the following (you are not allowed to use the newline character (\n)):" >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use: ls -a
2-How do I create multiple nested directories, like /c/Users/myusername/these/folders/are/just/for/fun? For that we can use the command: mkdir -p /c/users/myusername/...etc.
3-Write more than one command that will create a file that looks like the following (you are not allowed to use the newline character (\n)):
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo "We can use many commands in order to do that" >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo " * echo " first" > ddd.text ; echo "second" >> ddd.text" >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use: ls -a
2-How do I create multiple nested directories, like /c/Users/myusername/these/folders/are/just/for/fun? For that we can use the command: mkdir -p /c/users/myusername/...etc.
3-Write more than one command that will create a file that looks like the following (you are not allowed to use the newline character (\n)): We can use many commands in order to do that
- echo first > ddd.text ; echo second >> ddd.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo " * The command ( nano file.text) will opens the file in the Nano text editor, where we can manually type in the two messages." >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use: ls -a
2-How do I create multiple nested directories, like /c/Users/myusername/these/folders/are/just/for/fun? For that we can use the command: mkdir -p /c/users/myusername/...etc.
3-Write more than one command that will create a file that looks like the following (you are not allowed to use the newline character (\n)): We can use many commands in order to do that
- echo first > ddd.text ; echo second >> ddd.text
- The command ( nano file.text) will opens the file in the Nano text editor, where we can manually type in the two messages.
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo " * .Vscode . " >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo >> CLI-Challenge.text
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ cat CLI-Challenge.text 1-How do I create a hidden file or folder? How do I display it in the CLI? To create a hidden file or folder, we just need to add adot at the beginning of the file name using touch command, for example: We want to creat a hidden file named ( HiddenFlie.tex), we can use the following command in the terminal: touch .HiddenFile.text. And if we want to creat a hidden folder we can use the command: mkdir .myhiddenfolder To display hidden file we can use: ls -a
2-How do I create multiple nested directories, like /c/Users/myusername/these/folders/are/just/for/fun? For that we can use the command: mkdir -p /c/users/myusername/...etc.
3-Write more than one command that will create a file that looks like the following (you are not allowed to use the newline character (\n)): We can use many commands in order to do that
- echo first > ddd.text ; echo second >> ddd.text
- The command ( nano file.text) will opens the file in the Nano text editor, where we can manually type in the two messages.
- .Vscode .
dsham@Diaa MINGW64 ~/desktop/hyf-html-exercises/Week1 $ echo " Here are the commands I used to create the CLI challenge text file:" >> CLI-Challenge.text
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent