Use the following cheat sheet for further information

🍋 1. Create the Development folder

In this challenge, you will be creating the directory that you'll be using to save your work throughout this Bootcamp. Just follow the below steps to guide you:

1. Open the terminal (on Windows you should use GitBash)
2. Go into your home directory by running the command cd
3. Make sure you see this symbol ~ when you write another terminal command, which means you are at Home.
4. Create a new directory called Development inside Home folder using mkdir
5. Use ls to make sure that the Development directory was created.
6. Go into the Development directory using cd Development
7. Use pwd to make sure you're in the right directory

🌶 2. The space problem 🛸

1. Create a new directory inside the Development folder, call it Terminal Challenge.
2. ls after that command. Did you create 2 folders? That's because mkdir command takes any number of parameters. If you add a space, it will think that you want to create another folder. Delete those 2 folders using the command rm FOLDER_NAME
3. Did you get this error rm: FOLDER_NAME: is a directory? That's because rm only works for files, to remove a folder, you should use the command rm -r FOLDER_NAME, this command deletes a folder and its content.
4. ls to check that you deleted the 2 folders
5. Now create the folder Terminal Challenge, but use another naming convention, which is connecting every word by an underscore. call it terminal_challenge. This is a better naming convention that every developer uses, it's going to make your life easier. Although you can name your files and folders with spaces, but that would just require you to wrap your folder/file name with quotation marks like this mkdir "folder name here".

🌶🌶 3. Files and text

1. Inside the terminal_challenge folder that you created in the previous task, create 4 .txt files by using the command touch in a single line. name.txt major.txt hobbies.txt year_of_birth.txt

2. Now using the command nano, go to every file and type your information. in name.txt file, you will just type your full name, and so on. nano FILE_NAME. Always try to type half of the file name, and press tab for auto complete. You might forget the extension if you don't autocomplete.

3. After you complete all the information in all of the files, print their content out to the screen using the command cat. Do that for every file.

   cat FILE_NAME

4. cat is short for concatenate, which means "link (things) together in a chain or series." And it has a nice feature of concatenating the content of differnet files, and printing them out. Try to concatenate the content of the 4 files you created using the cat command as follows

   cat FILE_NAME FILE_NAME FILE_NAME FILE_NAME

5. You should see all the information now printed in a single command. Try to save the concatenated text in a file using the > command after your concatenation as follows:

   cat FILE_NAME FILE_NAME FILE_NAME FILE_NAME > me.txt

   This command will take the result of the command before the > sign, which is printing out the concatenation of the 4 files, and putting them in a new file you called it me.txt. Now the result of the concatenation is saved in a file called me.txt. Print out the content of the file me.txt that you created in the previous command using the cat again cat me.txt.

6. Now remove all the files name.txt major.txt hobbies.txt year_of_birth.txt using the command rm in one line. rm FILE_NAME FILE_NAME FILE_NAME FILE_NAME and just keep me.txt