Shell commands
This represents any character and any number of characters in a shell command
What is the wildcard *
This is a common shortcut to the home directory
What is ~
This command will set MyFile so that any user can do anything with it
What is chmod 777 MyFile
These types of files are associated with physical objects
What are device files
This is the administrator account on Linux
What is root
These commands let you copy, move, remove, and link a file
What is cp, mv, rm, and ln
An absolute path is differentiated from a relative path through the use of this
You would use this if you wanted to add execute permissions to all users
Files that represent physical devices are usually found in this directory
What is /dev/
If you wanted to view the contents of a file in a paged environment, you would use this command
What is less
This is the syntax for any and all commands in Linux
What is COMMAND OPTION ARGUMENT
If you want to navigate to a directory that is 2 above your current one, you would use this
What is ../../
What is chmod go-x
This is usually the name given to a hard drive in your system
What is /dev/sdX
Every command, as well as every directory and device, is one of these in Linux
What is a file
If you wanted to save the output of a command to a file, you would use this
If you wanted to tell whether a file was a soft link or a regular file, you would use this command
What is ls -l
This permission allows you to delete files from a directory
What is the write permission
This is the difference between a html, Python, and text file
What is nothing
These commands lets you view the contents of a file, as well as view the beginning and end of a file respectively
This command would return all files Python script files that are under the home directory
What is find ~ -name "*.py"
Miscellaneous configuration files are found in this directory
What is /etc/
This is given with the permission 362
What is U=WX, G=RW, O=W
This file generates numbers based on physical entropy
What is /dev/random
These are the basic text streams in Linux
What are stdin, stdout, stderr