commands
Lists all non-hidden files and directories in the current working directory.
What is ls?
Move a file from one directory to another.
What is mv?
Copying a file from one location to another (will end up with different absolute file paths)
What is cp?
PEMDAS / BEDMAS
What is the order of operations that python uses?
Convert one data type into a different one.
What is casting?
Navigating (moving to and from) between directories.
What is cd?
Shows the status of the files in your local repository.
Lists your drives.
What is df?
*
What is the multiplication opeartor?
A principle that encourages the use of functions so as to not have many lines of duplicate code.
What is the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle?
Delete a file, permanently.
What is rm?
Print the contents of a file to the command line (two possible commands here).
What is cat and tail?
Clone a remote repository, putting the file in your local machine.
What is git clone?
**
What is the square root operator?
Keyword that stops the execution of a python program under certain conditions.
What is assert?
Shows every commit in the respository. Includes a unique hash #, authors name and email, time and date, and comment.
What is git log?
The three main git commands.
What is add, commit, push?
What is vi?
%
What is the modulus (remainder) operator?
A value that is hard-coded into the program.
Extensions of ls that enable you to see hidden files, and more information about each file, respectively.
What is -a, -l?
Updates the file to the state it was during the last commit.
What is git restore?
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What is integer division?
Order of operations for boolean
1. not
2. and
3. or, ^