2. If I typed \"cd ~/De\" at the command line in terminal (running under a defau

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2. If I typed "cd ~/De" at the command line in terminal (running under a default installation), then hit the tab key, then hit the [return] key, what would happen?

3. What command would I use to remove the empty directory "~/temp/small/fish/one/two"? Note I do NOT want to remove ~/temp or ~/temp/small, etc. , just the child directory 'fish'.

5. I'm in the directory '~/Desktop/wizard/one'. At the command prompt I type 'cd ../..'
In what directory would I be now? Give me the ENTIRE path.

6. I'm in ~. Give me the command that would change directory using the ABSOLUTE path to the : ~/Docs/three/two/one.

7. What command would I use to remove the directory structure "~/temp/small/fish/one/two"? I want to remove the top most directory and all subdirectories.

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If I typed "cd ~/De" at the command line in terminal running under a default installation, then hit the tab key, what would happen? (3 points)

Tab is used for auto completion. So if there is a path or there is something like Denmark. So cd ~/De will change into cd ~/Denmark autmoatically

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