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The document outlines practical shell commands and their usage, including commands for listing files, navigating directories, creating files, and managing processes. It also includes a section requesting the syntax for specific commands related to directory identification, changing directories, obtaining inode numbers, and understanding file deletion conditions. Overall, it serves as a guide for basic shell scripting and command-line operations.

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The document outlines practical shell commands and their usage, including commands for listing files, navigating directories, creating files, and managing processes. It also includes a section requesting the syntax for specific commands related to directory identification, changing directories, obtaining inode numbers, and understanding file deletion conditions. Overall, it serves as a guide for basic shell scripting and command-line operations.

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Practical No.

1
Use all shell script are following below.

1. $ Is
2. $ Is -I
3. $ Is -la
4. $ pwd
5. $ cd..
6. $ touch
7. $ cat>
8. $ cat>>
9. $ mkdir
10. $ clear
11. $ find
12. $ whoami
13. $ cp
14. $ mv
15. $ rm
16. $ rm -r
17. $ rename a file
18. $ cal
19. $ cal -m
Practical No.6

Mention the syntax of commands name of the following

1. Identify the current working directory.


2. Change the current working directory.
3. Obtain the inode no. of particular file whose name is specified.
4. Obtain the parent process id of particular process.
5. Under what condition is a file permanently removed from the disk.

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