Can you issue cd command without argument? What is its effect? Group of answer choices No, Shell will give missing pathname error Yes, it will make your login directory as working directory Yes, it will make the root as the working directory Yes, but it will have no effect What will cat foobar foobar do? Group of answer choices Shell will display an error since foobar appears twice cat command will display the content of the file foobar twice on the screen Shell will display the content of the file foobar twice on the screen cat command will display the content of the file foobar once on the screen

Can you issue cd command without argument? What is its effect? Group of answer choices No, Shell will give missing pathname error Yes, it will make your login directory as working directory Yes, it will make the root as the working directory Yes, but it will have no effect What will cat foobar foobar do? Group of answer choices Shell will display an error since foobar appears twice cat command will display the content of the file foobar twice on the screen Shell will display the content of the file foobar twice on the screen cat command will display the content of the file foobar once on the screen

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Chapter7: Working With The Bash Shell

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