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  • Erica Collier
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    Erica Collier
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 14,299 Points

    Hi, can someone help me understand what exactly am I doing wrong? I put the dash behind the r, (recursive).

    Posted February 15, 2021 4:35pm by Erica Collier
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    Erica Collier
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 14,299 Points
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    2 Answers

  • Evan Welch
    Evan Welch
    1,815 Points

    What does "mcs" mean in the context of running C# code?

    Posted September 28, 2020 10:55pm by Evan Welch
    Evan Welch
    1,815 Points
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    1 Answer

  • Evan Welch
    Evan Welch
    1,815 Points

    What does the -p stand for?

    Posted September 28, 2020 7:06pm by Evan Welch
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    3 Answers

  • Pui Lun Christin C Hebron
    Pui Lun Christin C Hebron
    5,693 Points

    Fill in the blanks to complete a command to copy the tickets directory and all its contents to a new tickets_backup dire

    Posted December 20, 2019 6:40pm by Pui Lun Christin C Hebron
    Pui Lun Christin C Hebron
    5,693 Points
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    1 Answer

  • Ian Stoddard
    Ian Stoddard
    7,662 Points

    find command, works differently in Mac OS Terminal?

    Posted October 16, 2019 6:57pm by Ian Stoddard
    Ian Stoddard
    7,662 Points
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    1 Answer

  • Julianna Kahn
    Julianna Kahn
    20,700 Points

    It seems I can use rm to remove a file but not rm -r to remove a folder

    Posted August 30, 2019 7:30pm by Julianna Kahn
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    20,700 Points
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    2 Answers

  • Bashir Orfani
    Bashir Orfani
    13,169 Points

    Fill in the blank to complete a command to view the contents of the profile.txt file using a page

    Posted June 4, 2019 4:35pm by Bashir Orfani
    Bashir Orfani
    13,169 Points
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    2 Answers

  • Bashir Orfani
    Bashir Orfani
    13,169 Points

    Fill in the blanks to complete a command that will create a new features directory with a new ideas

    Posted June 4, 2019 3:53pm by Bashir Orfani
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    13,169 Points
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    3 Answers

  • Lynn Collins
    Lynn Collins
    10,080 Points

    What could I be missing?

    Posted May 22, 2019 12:11pm by Lynn Collins
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    10,080 Points
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    0 Answers

  • Brenda T Carney
    Brenda T Carney
    2,426 Points

    view the contents of the profile.txt file using a pager program.

    Posted May 16, 2019 4:24pm by Brenda T Carney
    Brenda T Carney
    2,426 Points
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    1 Answer

  • Justice Trent
    Justice Trent
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 15,487 Points

    chromebook

    Posted May 5, 2019 5:52pm by Justice Trent
    Justice Trent
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 15,487 Points
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    2 Answers

  • Brian Richardson
    Brian Richardson
    12,609 Points

    Is there a version of the 'man' command that works in Git Bash on Windows?

    Posted April 9, 2019 11:24pm by Brian Richardson
    Brian Richardson
    12,609 Points
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    4 Answers

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