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Instructions

• Fork this repo (original repo) to your GitHub account.
• Clone the repo to your local machine.
• In your local machine:
  • Create a new branch using git checkout -b YOUR_NAME.
  • Answer the questions below by editing this README.md. You are allowed to refer to books and other study material. You are NOT allowed to copy other students’ works.
  • After answering all questions, commit your changes.
  • Run the command git log --oneline > YOUR_STUDENT_ID.log to store a log of the commit history to a file named YOUR_STUDENT_ID.log.
  • Add YOUR_STUDENT_ID.log to Git and commit this change to this new branch.
  • Switch back to main branch using git checkout main. Merge the new branch using git merge YOUR_NAME. Do NOT delete the branch after merging.
  • Push your local repo to your remote repo (GitHub).
• At your remote repo (GitHub), submit your pull request (PR), using YOUR_STUDENT_ID as the title, to the original repo by Tuesday January 16, 2024 11:00pm (GMT+7). After it is submitted, leave it open.
• Your PR should include the following:
  • Your answers of all questions below.
  • Your YOUR_STUDENT_ID.log file that contains commit history before merging. If your PR is not shown at the original repo or it is submitted after the deadline, it will NOT be graded.

Resources

• https://cmu.to/269103-2566-2
• Git documentation
• Learning Git Branching

Questions

1. Write three basic Linux commands that you learned in class that you believe are the most useful and provide a brief description in your own words.

Answer:

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2. After one and a half years as an ISNE student, what recommendations would you make to prospective ISNE students? (Your answer must be at least 50 words long)

Answer:

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