《unix初级教程(第五版)(英文版)》Afzal_Chapter5.docxVIP

Page Page PAGE 1 Directions: Read each of the following statements. If you think a statement is true, select True . If you think a statement is false, select False . The directory structure is arranged in levels and is known as a hierarchical structure. True False Your login name and your home directory name are usually the same. True False Every UNIX file structures has a root directory named / (slash). True False Files in your current directory are immediately accessible. Files on the other directories must be identified by their pathnames. True False Absolute and relative pathnames are the same and indicate the same pathname. True False If you have just logged in, your home , current or working directories are the same. True False In UNIX filenames XYZ and xyz are indicating the same filename . True False In UNIX filename extension is absolutely necessary. True False The pwd command prints your working directory on the printer. True False The cd command returns you to the root directory. True False The invisible files are the files that only the owner can see. True False You can use only one command option at a time on the command line. True False You can use the vi editor or the cat command to look at the content of a file. True False You can use the vi editor or the cat command to create a file. True False After the print command is issued, there is no way to cancel the print job. True False The rmdir command (with no options) can only remove empty directories. True False The / at the beginning of a pathname stands for the root directory. True False The name .HIDDEN is an example of a hidden file. True False (dot) and .. (dot dot) represent the current and a level higher directories respectively. True False To cancel a print job, you only have to turn the printer off. True False Directions: Match the following commands to the corresponding descriptions. Place the letter that indicates your answer on the line in front of each command. absolute pathname to t