Commands for the following but only as an unprivileged user - Create a new directory in /tmp/ called "quiz" - Create /tmp/quiz/file1 containing "asdf" - Create /tmp/quiz/file2 containing "1234" - Create a new directory in /tmp/quiz/ called "sub1" - Create a copy of /tmp/quiz/file1 called "file3" in /tmp/quiz/ - Create a copy of /tmp/quiz/file1 in /tmp/quiz/sub1/ - Create a copy of /tmp/quiz/sub1/ and all of contents called "sub2" in /tmp/quiz/ - Move /tmp/quiz/file2 to /tmp/quiz/sub2/ - Move /tmp/quiz/sub1/ inside of /tmp/quiz/sub2/ - Rename /tmp/quiz/sub2/ to /tmp/quiz/subdir/ - Copy all of the files ending with .repo from /etc/yum.repos.d/ to /tmp/quiz/subdir/ - Remove all files with "updates" anywhere in the name from /tmp/quiz/subdir/ - Remove /tmp/quiz/file1 - Securely delete /tmp/quiz/subdir/file2 - Rename /tmp/quiz/file3 to /tmp/quiz/file1 - Recursively remove /tmp/quiz/ and all of its contents, ignorning warnings

Unix Commands Using the Unix commands, you have learned in class, create the following file structure: • Create a directory called "unix_hw" in your home directory. • Within "unix_hw", create a file called "helloworld.c" and a directory called "output". • Compile your helloworld.c file into output folder. This should create an output executable file in output folder. • Run the helloworld program from output folder. • Within "output", create a file called "notes.txt". • Move "notes.txt" to "unix_hw" (using relative path) • Remove "notes.txt" from output folder. (using absolute path) • Remove "output" (using absolute path) Perform above steps on your Unix account, then copy each command your ran into a text file and take a screenshot of your terminal window such that all steps are visible.

Assume the file list contains the names of several of the files listed in your home directory. What is the result of running the following? $ wc `cat list`

Bash Shell Script Programming Assignment **Make sure to name the script file as it mentions** Question 1. Create a shell script file called q1.sh Write a script that would accept the two strings from the console and would display a message stating whether the accepted strings are equal to each other. Question 2. Create a shell script file called q2.sh Write a bash script that takes a list of files in the current directory and copies them as into a sub-directory named mycopies. Question 3. Create a shell script file called q3.sh Write a Bash script that takes the side of a cube as a command line argument and displays the volume of the cube. Question 4. Create a shell script file called q4.sh Write a Bash script that prompts you for a user name and displays the corresponding user’s id number (UID), group id number (GID), and his/her home directory. Note: this information can be found in the /etc/passwd file. Question 5. Create a shell script file called q4.sh Write a bash…

Python question: I have a .py file in another folder in the same directory how do I import that file into another .py file? For example, my directory folder is called "School_Work" I have 2 folders: Helper_Functions Main_Driver In my Helper_Functions folder I have the file called helper_functions.py and in my main driver I have a file called main.py. I want to import helper_functions.py into main.py. How do I do that?

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Include the code to any h files usedWrite two c++ programs to implement a distributed version of a multithreaded Huffman decompressor using the one in project 1 The server program The user will execute this program using the following syntax: ./exec_filename port_no < input_filename where exec_filename is the name of your executable file, port_no is the port number to create the socket, and input_filename is the name of the file with the alphabet's information. The port number will be available to the server program as a command-line argument. The server program receives from STDIN the alphabet's information (using input redirection). The input file has multiple lines, where each line contains information (character and frequency) about a symbol from the alphabet. The input file format is as follows: A char representing the symbol. An integer representing the frequency of the symbol. Example Input File: E 3 G 3 F 1 H 2   Given the previous input file, the expected output for the…

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