What happened to testfile1 after these command (as seen in the accompanying scre

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What happened to testfile1 after these command (as seen in the accompanying screen shot below?)....

At the command prompt, type:

mv testfile1.txt testfile4.txt

Press <Enter>. At the command prompt, type:

ls -F

Press <Enter>. Capture a screenshot and insert below.

webminal.org , Webminal Player Chegg.com [densberger2270@fedori 1Smv testfile1.txt testfile4.txt [densberger2270@fedori ]Sls -F FinalProject/ MyTestFiles/testfile1B.txt testfile3.txt testfile.txt myscript [densberger2270@fedori -S.bash{_(history,logout,profile),rc),FinalProject,.magic_str ing.txt,myscript,.mysql_history,MyTestFfiles, Iles2),testfile 1B.txt,2.txt,3.txt,4.txt .txt)) Offline MyTestFIles2/ testfile2.txt testfile4.txt 00:00 Powered by asciinema test existence of a file [1aks@webminal.org]$ #we will see how to check for a file [laks@ webminal.org]s if -f /var/log/messages then > echo "/var/log/messages exists" fi /var/log/messages exists [laks@webminal.org]$ ##see it says it exists..lets check manually [laks@ webminal.org]$ 1s-1 /var/log/messages rw-. 1 root root 101853 Dec 14 17:04 /var/log/messages [laks@webminal.org]s ##yes it does. Lets check for non-existing file [laks@ webminal.org]s if Lf log/messages ]; then echo "/var/log/message s exists"; fi 00:00 Powered by asciinema

Explanation / Answer

Hi, command:

mv testfile1.txt testfile4.txt - will rename text file from testfile1.txt to testfile4.txt

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