a.Create a directory called dir1. b.Create 10 files in dir1 in whatever way you would like, and fill them with at least a few lines of text. Record how you did this here. c.Then, write a bsub command line that will submit a job for each file in dir1 to the express squeue that simply “cats” the file. The output file (stdout) for each job should be the .out That is, the first

a.Create a directory called dir1. b.Create 10 files in dir1 in whatever way you would like, and fill them with at least a few lines of text. Record how you did this here. c.Then, write a bsub command line that will submit a job for each file in dir1 to the express squeue that simply “cats” the file. The output file (stdout) for each job should be the .out That is, the first

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