CompTia Linux+ and LPIC-1 (CH7 Hw)

What would be the effect of using the alias command to make an alias for the date command named cat in honor of your favorite pet? It cannot be done because there already is an environment variable cat associated with the cat command. It cannot be done because there already is a command cat on the system. When you use the cat command at the command prompt with the intention of viewing a text file, the date appears instead. There is no effect until the alias is imported because it is a user-declared variable.

When you use the cat command at the command prompt with the intention of viewing a text file, the date appears instead.

You have redirected stderr to a file called Errors. You view the contents of this file afterward and notice that there are six error messages. After repeating the procedure, you notice that there are only two error messages in this file. Why? After you open the file and view the contents, the contents are lost. The system generated different stdout. You did not append the stderr to the Error file, and, as a result, it was overwritten when the command was run a second time. You must specify a new file each time you redirect because the system creates the specified file by default.

You did not append the stderr to the Error file, and as a result, it was overwritten when the command was run a second time.

Which of the following will display the message welcome home if the cd /home/user1 command is successfully executed? cd /home/user1 && echo "welcome home" cat "welcome home" || cd /home/user1 cd /home/user1 || cat "welcome home" echo "welcome home" && cd /home/user1

cd /home/user1 && echo "welcome home"

The current value for the HOME variable is displayed by which of the following commands? (Choose all that apply.) echo HOME= echo ~ echo $HOME echo ls HOME

echo $HOME, echo ~ (squiggle line)

Every if construct begins with if and must be terminated with. end endif stop fi

fi

Which construct can be used in a shell script to read stdin and place it in a variable? read sum verify test

read

Which command could you use to see a list of all environment and user-defined shell variables as well as their current values? ls /var env set echo

set

Which of the following operators reverses the meaning of a test statement? #! -o -a !

!

Which of the following lines can be used to perform command substitution within a shell script? (Choose all that apply.) 'command' ${command} ${!command} $(command)

$(command), 'command'

Which of the following variables could access the value "/etc" within the sample shell script, if the sample shell script was executed using the bash sample /var /etc /bin command? $0 $1 $2 $3

$2

Which of the following files is always executed immediately after any user logs in to a Linux system and receives a BASH shell? /etc/profile ~/.bash_profile ~/.bash_login ~/.profile

/etc/profile

How do you indicate a comment line in a shell script? There are no comment lines in a shell script. Begin the line with #!. Begin the line with !. Begin the line with #.

Begin the line with #

Before a user-defined variable can be used by processes that run in subshells, that variable must be _____. redirected to the shell imported validated by running the env command exported

Exported

Because stderr and stdout represent the results of a command and stdin represents the input required for a command, only stderr and stdout can be redirected to/from a file. True False

False

What does &> accomplish when entered on the command line after a command? It redirects stderr and stdout to the same location. It does not accomplish anything. It redirects stderr and stdin to the same location. It appends stdout to a file.

It redirects stderr and stdout to the same location.

Consider the following shell script: echo -e "What is your favorite color?--> \c" read REPLY if [ "$REPLY" = "red" -o "$REPLY" = "blue" ] then echo "The answer is red or blue." else echo "The answer is not red nor blue." fi What would be displayed if a user executes this shell script and answers Blue when prompted? The answer is red or blue. The answer is not red nor blue. The code would cause an error. The answer is red or blue. The answer is not red nor blue.

The answer is not red nor blue.

A user attempts to perform the git commit -m "Added listdir function" but the command fails. What are possible reasons for the failure? (Choose all that apply.) The user performing the commit has not set their Git user information. No files were added to the Git index beforehand. The user performing the commit is not running the command from within the Git repo directory. The main branch was not specified within the command itself.

The user performing the commit has not set their Git user information., the user performing the commit is not running the commit is not running the command from within the Git repo directory., No files were added to the Git index beforehand.

A for construct is a loop construct that processes a specified list of objects. As a result, it is executed as long as there are remaining objects to process. True False

True

Both aliases and functions can be used to store commands that can be executed, but functions can also accept positional parameters. True False

True

The sed and awk commands are filter commands commonly used to format data within a pipe. True False

True