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Homework 1 - Unix History

• homework_01.txt
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Homework 2 - The Structure of Unix Commands

• homework_02.txt
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Homework 3 - Manipulating Files and Directories

• homework_03.txt

• Diagrams for homework 3:

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Homework 4 - Permissions of Files and Directories

• homework_04.txt
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Homework 5 - Working with More Advanced Unix Tools

• homework_05.txt
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Homework 6 - Additional Advanced Unix Tools

• homework_06.txt
• tartest.tar
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Homework 7 - First Shell Script

• homework_07.txt
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Homework 8 - Bash Shell Script Programming

• homework_08.txt

• Hint

  Number 4 may take a little more effort (not much more) than other problems we have done. You may want to use a function to help with this problem. See section 6.11 of the book. There are actually multiple ways to determine if a file is of zero length.

  1. see find -size
  2. see set --
  3. awk
  4. ! [ -s $file ]

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