thanks i edit it out cuz i found the solution.....i found the solution to this question also
it's head -300 ~bto120/phones > phone_directory
since it's an assignment....only one answer is correct...
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thanks i edit it out cuz i found the solution.....i found the solution to this question also
it's head -300 ~bto120/phones > phone_directory
since it's an assignment....only one answer is correct...
so i don't know the answer
but i know you use -300 head in this
/home/msabbar/sample_dir2
`-- sample_dir
|-- admin
|-- cambridge
| |-- cafeteria
| |-- library
| `-- security
| |-- annex
| |-- building
| ...
okay still doesn't work
i tried ls -d ../markham
ls -d .././markham
etc
doesn't work
/home/username/sample_dir2
`-- sample_dir
|-- admin
|-- cambridge
| |-- cafeteria
| |-- library
| `-- security
| |-- annex
| |-- building
| ...
btw is there anything wrong with the programming?
this is an assignment I'm working on, and it is unfinished...so i'm stuck ... can you guys help please?
Write a C program that calculates the final value of an investment made in a TSX Market...
okay guy never mind...i managed to fix it. but can any one please tell me what that green folder "history.exe" is?
is it a directory? why is it green?
when I use mkdir , it turns out blue
what can...
why when i "tree Unix1b"
" `-- Unix1 " doesn't show up
instead " |-- Unix1 " shows up
the same thing with parking
A book that i bought is saying to use mkdir and touch to create a directory called "Unix1b" within my home directory with the structure at the following
Unix1b
`-- Unix1
|-- admin
...
work that out
suppose to be
mv unx122 coruses
https://cs.senecac.on.ca/~david.ward/unx122/notes/Lab3_Summary_031.html
Question number 7
the diagram is there
[home] [home]
| |
+------- +-------+ +-------------+
| | | | |
...
okay it seems i cant show the diagram properly.
Here are two inverted-tree diagrams. I tried to issue a command to change the left
diagram to the right diagram. Assume that you are in your home directory
and use relative pathnames. [home] is...
never mind...i found it
it's rm labtest?*
thanks man it finally worked...but just one more question
i want to delete all files that have filenames starting with'labtest', except 'labtest' itself (Delete all files starting with 'labtest'...
Assume that you are NOT currently in your home directory. what command i should enter to copy all files my home directory beginning with the letter 'a' to the current directory by Using a...
when i compile it, i get the 6 random numbers upto 49. after few tries, sometimes I get the same numbers !! so how do i fix this?
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <time.h>...
Wow thanks...I couldn't have done it without the help from you guys
:D
yea, it's the same. I tried that before and it didn't work.
I'm very confused why it's not working
Okay so I changed the coding to this
#include <stdio.h>
int main (void)
{
int a, b, c, low, med, high;
printf("***SORT THE NUMBER***\n");
// ask user for a, b, c
printf(" Enter...
#include <stdio.h>
int main (void)
{
int a, b, c, low, med, high;
printf("***SORT THE NUMBER***\n");
// ask user for a, b, c
printf(" Enter a:\n ");
scanf("%d", &a);
...