Assuming var1=10 (var1 is a variable), which of the following will NOT show “var
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Assuming var1=10 (var1 is a variable), which of the following will NOT show “var1=10” on the screen?
Question 1 options:
echo var1=$var1
echo 'var1=$var1'
echo "var1=$var1"
printf var1=$var1
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Question 2 (0.1 points)
Which character is used to continue a command to the next line?
Question 2 options:
/
+
>
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Question 3 (0.1 points)
Which command is used to accept user input from keyboard?
Question 3 options:
read
get
accept
input
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Question 4 (0.1 points)
Which of the following about command alias is NOT correct?
Question 4 options:
An alias can be removed
alias is a Shell Built-in command
alias name can be the same as the original command name
The original command cannot be reached until the alias is removed
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Question 5 (0.1 points)
Which of the following is a NOT valid shell for Linux
Question 5 options:
bash
csh
ash
sh
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Question 6 (0.1 points)
Which of the following is not a Shell Built-in?
Question 6 options:
cd
dir
type
export
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Question 7 (0.2 points)
Which of the following is NOT the correct way to get the number of all subdirectories?
Question 7 options:
ls -al | grep d | wc -l
ls -Fa | grep / | wc-l
ls */ .*/ -d | wc -l
ls -la | grep ^d | wc -l
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Question 8 (0.2 points)
Which of the following use of channel reroute symbol (syntax) is incorrect?
Question 8 options:
cat < file1
cat 2> file1
cat >> file1
read <2 file1
echo var1=$var1
echo 'var1=$var1'
echo "var1=$var1"
printf var1=$var1
Explanation / Answer
According to chegg guidelines i hsve to solve first four bits only.
1.
Option 1 correct.
echo var1=$var1 is not a valid syntax.
echo 'var1=$var1' // It print var1=10
echo "var1=$var1" // It print var1=10
printf var1=$var1 // It print var1=10
2.
Option 1 correct.
3.
Option 1 correct.
4.
Option 1 correct.
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