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Part 2 - Write Shell Scripts Read about Shell Scripting and review the examples. Also lean about Vi Editor / Vi Commands. A- In a file write a series of Linux commands that perform the following tasks (assume you are in your home directory): 1. Create a directory called myprofile 2. Create a subdirectory in myprofile called myemails 3. Create a file called mytest.txt in myprofile directory. 4. Copy mytest.txt into yourtest.txt 5. Copy mytest.txt into ourtest.txt and place the new file in myemails directory 6. Show the directory tree for myprofile directory 7. Using for loop shell script command write 1-1000 in ourtest.txt file (you should have 1000 lines: 1,2,3,..) - learb about for loop in Shell Scripting. 8. Display the last 10 values in ourtest.txt file Submission for Part 2.A: Submit the Linux commands for each section. B- In this part you are expected to write a Linux Shell Script to perform the following tasks: 1. Display your IP address 2. Display your MAC address 3. Display your HOSTNAME 4. Save the above information in a file called mynetwork.txt. Note that the created file must only have three lines in it. Submission for Part 2.B: Submit your working script and the output of your scrips for Part 2.

          Part 2 - Write Shell Scripts
Read about Shell Scripting and review the examples. Also lean about Vi Editor / Vi Commands.
A- In a file write a series of Linux commands that perform the following tasks (assume you are in
your home directory):
1. Create a directory called myprofile
2. Create a subdirectory in myprofile called myemails
3. Create a file called mytest.txt in myprofile directory.
4. Copy mytest.txt into yourtest.txt
5. Copy mytest.txt into ourtest.txt and place the new file in myemails directory
6. Show the directory tree for myprofile directory
7. Using for loop shell script command write 1-1000 in ourtest.txt file (you should have
1000 lines: 1,2,3,..) - learb about for loop in Shell Scripting.
8. Display the last 10 values in ourtest.txt file
Submission for Part 2.A: Submit the Linux commands for each section.
B- In this part you are expected to write a Linux Shell Script to perform the following tasks:
1. Display your IP address
2. Display your MAC address
3. Display your HOSTNAME
4. Save the above information in a file called mynetwork.txt. Note that the created file
must only have three lines in it.
Submission for Part 2.B: Submit your working script and the output of your scrips for Part 2.

Part 2 - Write Shell Scripts
Read about Shell Scripting and review the examples. Also lean about Vi Editor / Vi Commands.
A- In a file write a series of Linux commands that perform the following tasks (assume you are in
your home directory):
1. Create a directory called myprofile
2. Create a subdirectory in myprofile called myemails
3. Create a file called mytest.txt in myprofile directory.
4. Copy mytest.txt into yourtest.txt
5. Copy mytest.txt into ourtest.txt and place the new file in myemails directory
6. Show the directory tree for myprofile directory
7. Using for loop shell script command write 1-1000 in ourtest.txt file (you should have
1000 lines: 1,2,3,..) - learb about for loop in Shell Scripting.
8. Display the last 10 values in ourtest.txt file
Submission for Part 2.A: Submit the Linux commands for each section.
B- In this part you are expected to write a Linux Shell Script to perform the following tasks:
1. Display your IP address
2. Display your MAC address
3. Display your HOSTNAME
4. Save the above information in a file called mynetwork.txt. Note that the created file
must only have three lines in it.
Submission for Part 2.B: Submit your working script and the output of your scrips for Part 2.

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