1) Create a sub-directory called <test>2) create a sub-directory called <temp> i

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 1) Create a sub-directory called <test>2) create a sub-directory called <temp> in <test>3) create a file hello in <test>4) list file type and permission of hello5) rename file hello as test1, and copy test1 to hello6) remove user write permission and add user, group, and other execute permission for hello7) copy file hello to your home directory8) copy file hello to <temp>9) copy the entire <test> to $HOME/test110) remove the whole <test>11) remove file hello in <temp>

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4) $ ls -l hellow

5) $ mv hello test1

7) $ cp hello bin

8) $ cp hello temp

9) $ cp test1 home/test1

10) $ rm -r test

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