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Linux Practical Assignment Guide

This document outlines a Linux practical assignment that involves using various Linux commands like touch, cat, mkdir, cp, ln, and date. The assignment contains 8 questions that require students to create empty and populated files, directories with single and nested structures, copy files, make soft and hard links between files, and change the system date and time.

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Linux Practical Assignment Guide

This document outlines a Linux practical assignment that involves using various Linux commands like touch, cat, mkdir, cp, ln, and date. The assignment contains 8 questions that require students to create empty and populated files, directories with single and nested structures, copy files, make soft and hard links between files, and change the system date and time.

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Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth Assignment

Department of Computer Science


Subject: LINUX Practical Assignment
BCA-537
40 Marks

1] Create three empty files using touch command only once.

2] Create file using cat command add the contents to it and save it. Then
append (Add) the content to the same file using cat command and show the
result.

3] Create three directories Dir1, Dir2 and Dir3 with single command and show
the result.

4] Create associated directory structure D1/D2/D3 with single command. (hint


use man page for help of mkdir command.)

5] create one directory BCADATA and copy all three files created in first
question to this directory using cp command.

6] Create softling for a file /var/log/messages on /root/Desktop with same


name using ln command and show the result.

7] Create hard link for a file /etc/passwd on /root/Desktop with the same
name and show the result and check the inode no. And size of original file and
hard link file using ls –il option.

8] View the current date and time of the system and change it using date
command.

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