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UNIX Programming 1 IA

This document contains instructions for a Unix programming test, including two sections with multiple choice questions. Section 1 asks students to either explain the architecture of the Unix operating system or describe absolute and relative pathnames. It also asks students to explain the file attributes listed using the ls -l command. Section 2 asks students to explain file permissions and ways of setting them, or explain the parent-child relationship in Unix. It also asks students to briefly describe commands like cat, cp, mv, rm, wc, and od, and explain the output of commands like echo $PATH, ls -l | wc -l, cp -i, and who > userlist.

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UNIX Programming 1 IA

This document contains instructions for a Unix programming test, including two sections with multiple choice questions. Section 1 asks students to either explain the architecture of the Unix operating system or describe absolute and relative pathnames. It also asks students to explain the file attributes listed using the ls -l command. Section 2 asks students to explain file permissions and ways of setting them, or explain the parent-child relationship in Unix. It also asks students to briefly describe commands like cat, cp, mv, rm, wc, and od, and explain the output of commands like echo $PATH, ls -l | wc -l, cp -i, and who > userlist.

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PART B

DON BOSCO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,


BANGALORE - 74
USN 1 D B 1 C S 18CS56

Sixth Semester IA Test I (OCTOBER-2020)


UNIX PROGRAMMING
Time: 1 hr. Max. Marks: 30
Note: Answer two full questions, choosing ONE from each section

Section - 1
a Explain the architecture of the UNIX operating system 6M

1 Explain the following commands with examples: 4M


b i) mkdir ii) rmdir iii) pwd iv) who
OR
Explain about absolute & relative pathname. 6M
a
2
Explain the file attributes listed using ls –l command. 4M
b
Section – 2
What is the file permission? What are the different ways of
6M
a setting file permission? Explain
3
.
b Explain parent-child Relationship 4M

OR
Briefly describe the following commands: cat, cp, mv, rm, 6M
a wc, od.
4 Explain the output for these commands
i) echo $PATH ii) ls –l | wc -l 4M
b
iii) cp -i chap01 unit1 iv) who > userlist

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