Peer to Peer Quiz 2

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Across
  1. 1. Displays a file on the screen, beginning with the last line of the file and ending with the first line of the file.
  2. 4. A powerful command-line text editor available on most UNIX and Linux systems.
  3. 9. this command searches files for patterns of characters using regular expression metacharacters. The command name is short for “global regular expression print.”
  4. 10. Display lines of text at the end of a file
  5. 13. this command displays the first set of lines of a text file
  6. 15. Used to view detailed information within the inode of a file or directory.
  7. 18. Display the current directory in the directory tree.
  8. 19. The joining of text together to make one larger whole. In Linux, words and strings of text are joined together to form a displayed file.
  9. 20. Display a text file page-by-page and line-by-line on the terminal screen.
Down
  1. 2. a command used to display (or concatenate) the entire contents of a text file to the screen.
  2. 3. A variant of the grep command that does not allow the use of regular expressions.
  3. 5. A variant of the grep command used to search files for patterns, using extended regular expressions
  4. 6. One of the two modes in vi; it allows the user to insert text into the document but does not allow any other functionality.
  5. 7. A special file on the filesystem used to organize other files.
  6. 8. Displays the files and subdirectories under the current or specified directory.
  7. 11. this command displays a text file page-by-page on the terminal screen; users can then use the cursor keys to navigate the file.
  8. 12. A user-friendly terminal text editor that uses Ctrl key combinations to perform basic functions.
  9. 14. Compares the contents of text files, identifying any differences.
  10. 16. a command used to view detailed information within the inode of a file or directory.
  11. 17. A program that allows for the creation, modification, and searching of text files.