# ICT Assessment 3

# Practical Part A

### **Practical - Part A**

##### **Task 1: Work from the Terminal Linux. (Total 16)**

 (Q1 to Q7 Critical) (<u>2 Marks for each correct answers</u>)

Create a directory in your home directory (**~**) named **Assessment3\_ {Your Class}**

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Create two directory’s named **Source** and **Destination** in the **Assessment3\_ {Your Class}** directory just created

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- Create two files named **txt** and **File2.txt** inside **Assessment3\_ {Your Class}/Source**

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Write your **Name** and **DOB** in FILE1.txt using a Linux editor (**VI, Pico or Nano)**

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Copy only the **txt** files from **Source** to **Destination**

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Apply the following permissions to the **Assessment3\_ {Your Class}** Director (User Read Write Execute, Group Read, Other Read)

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Pipe a directory listing using long listing format of the contents of you **Assessment3\_ {Your Class}** directory as **txt** in **Assessment3\_ {Your Class}**

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**Create** and test a Linux batch Script called **sh** that contains all the previous commands print and save in **Assessment3\_{Your Class}** director.

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