Solve this using Linux Shell Commands. Provide the screenshoots as well. Create 4 files named yourID_1.txt, yourID_2.txt, yourID_3, yourID_4.txt and 2 directories named YourName1, YourName2. Move yourID_1.txt, yourID_2.txt, yourID_3.txt in YourName1 directory. Copy yourID_1.txt, yourID_2.txt YourName2 directory. Create another directory YourName3. Now, copy the YourName1 directory along with contents to the YourName3 directory. Now go into the YourName3 directory and check the permissions of the files/directory in there and change the permissions for both group and others to only read-execute for all the files. Now go back one directory and print all the directories and files in the current working directory. Finally, move the YourName3 folder to the root directory and delete the rest of the files and folders in the current working directory. Write down all the commands in the exact same order as you have written in the command line while following the instructions.

Solve this using Linux Shell Commands. Provide the screenshoots as well.
Create 4 files named yourID_1.txt, yourID_2.txt, yourID_3, yourID_4.txt and 2 directories named YourName1, YourName2. Move yourID_1.txt, yourID_2.txt, yourID_3.txt in YourName1 directory. Copy yourID_1.txt, yourID_2.txt YourName2 directory. Create another directory YourName3. Now, copy the YourName1 directory along with contents to the YourName3 directory. Now go into the YourName3 directory and check the permissions of the files/directory in there and change the permissions for both group and others to only read-execute for all the files. Now go back one directory and print all the directories and files in the current working directory. Finally, move the YourName3 folder to the root directory and delete the rest of the files and folders in the current working directory. Write down all the commands in the exact same order as you have written in the command line while following the instructions.