Assume that the following directory structure including the files inside the directories is present. Write down the necessary commands into the space provided. Assume - is your home directory. star music fire ali.txt velilog jane.log pop rock sky.to appl.com crt.to 1.4 Assume that you are in the home (~) directory. Write the necessary command to remove rock directory. 1.5 Assume that you are in the home (~) directory. Write the necessary command to rename crt.to as art.tv. 1.6 Assume that you are in the star directory. Write the necessary command to make a new directory named hello under star.

Assume that the following directory structure including the files inside the directories is present. Write down the necessary commands into the space provided. Assume - is your home directory. star music fire ali.txt velilog jane.log pop rock sky.to appl.com crt.to 1.4 Assume that you are in the home (~) directory. Write the necessary command to remove rock directory. 1.5 Assume that you are in the home (~) directory. Write the necessary command to rename crt.to as art.tv. 1.6 Assume that you are in the star directory. Write the necessary command to make a new directory named hello under star.

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter14: Files And Streams

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3E

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