A) Word Document B) File System C) File D) Any document E) Folder
A) Hard Drives B) Teddy Bears C) Files D) Directories E) Documents
A) The default directory where programs are B) A special system directory that stores my passwords C) The default directory to store your files D) Your home address E) A default path that looks like a house
A) empty path B) down one level C) Root directory D) the current directory E) up one level
A) Root directory B) up one level C) Home directory D) down one level E) empty path
A) test under james under User B) james under root under test C) Test under james D) User under james under test E) test under root
A) /User/jane/ B) programs/ C) /User/jane/programs/data D) /User/jane/programs/ E) /User/
A) /myfiles/data/ B) /myfiles/modeling/data C) /myfiles/modeling/airplanes/biplanes/data D) /myfiles/modeling/airplanes/biplanes/../ E) /myfiles/modeling/
A) cd flea; ls B) pwd flea C) cd flea D) ls E) ls -l
A) pwd flea/ ; ls B) ls flea/ C) cd mouse/flea; ls D) list files flea E) ls -l
A) all the files in the "mouse" directory B) a commercial for buger king C) the path to the mouse directory D) all the files in Dog, Cat and mouse directories E) all the files in the "flea" directory
A) cd dog/cat/mouse B) cd orig-dir C) cd ~/Dog/Cat/mouse D) cd /dog/cat/mouse E) cd /Dog/Cat/mouse
A) cp /Users/john/mouse.dat rat.dat B) cp /dog/cat/mouse.dat rat.dat C) mv /dog/cat/mouse.dat rat.dat D) cp /dog/cat/mouse.dat /dog/cat/rat.dat E) mv /dog/cat/mouse.dat /dog/cat/rat.dat
A) mv /dog/cat/mouse.dat /dog/cat/rat.txt B) mv mouse.dat rat.dat C) cp /dog/cat/mouse /dog/cat/rat D) mv cp ls pwd E) cp mouse.dat rat.dat
A) cp /dog/cat/mouse.dat /dog/cat/rat.dat B) mv mouse.dat rat.dat C) cp /dog/cat/mouse.dat rat D) mv /dog/cat/mouse.dat /dog/cat/rat E) cp /dog/cat/mouse /dog/cat/rat
A) cp mouse.dat rat.dat B) mv /dog/cat/rat.dat mouse.dat C) mv /dog/cat/mouse.dat rat.dat D) find -space -time -travel E) mv mouse.dat rat
A) mv /dog/cat/mouse.dat rat.dat B) mv mouse.dat ../cat/rat.dat C) mv ../cat/mouse.dat rat.dat D) mv mouse.dat /dog/cat/rat.dat E) mv /dog/cat/mouse.dat /dog/rat.dat
A) /dog/cat/mouse.dat has a file called rat.dat B) /dog/cat has three files C) /dog/cat has two files, /dog has one file D) /dog/cat has a file named mouse.dat E) /dog/ has three files, /dog/cat/ has two.
A) p g mice.dat out.dat B) out.dat rat.dat mice.dat C) mice.dat out.dat D) out with mice and rats! E) mice.dat |