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Section 1

(27 cards)

file name

Front

find out what type of file name is

Back

/

Front

root directory (utmost top of hierarchy)

Back

type

Front

a set of "similar data values"

Back

rm source

Front

remove the source

Back

mv source target

Front

move (or rename) the file

Back

ls pathname

Front

lists content of the directory at pathname

Back

A definition contains:

Front

a type of declaration and 1 (or more) equations

Back

ls-a

Front

lists ALL files, including hidden files

Back

..

Front

one level up above

Back

mkdir target

Front

make a directory/make a folder

Back

t subscript 1

Front

type

Back

ls

Front

lists contents of the current working directory

Back

~

Front

home directory

Back

cd pathname

Front

make pathname the current working directory

Back

Int

Front

integer values from -92233790902923... to positive of said value (i.e. 64 bit integers)

Back

rmdir target

Front

remove a directory/folder

Back

Bool/Boolean values

Front

True or False

Back

more name

Front

page through content of a file

Back

ls-l

Front

generates long listing, including information

Back

less name

Front

versatile (more efficient) version of "more"

Back

.

Front

current working directory

Back

cd

Front

make home directory (~) the current working directory

Back

cp source target

Front

make a copy of the file source and name the copy target (can be a directory or file name)

Back

Float

Front

floating point numbers (approximations of real numbers) i.e. pi, -81.09, 9.0

Back

pwd

Front

print name of the current working directory

Back

"A Haskell program is a series of ____ and ____."

Front

A Haskell program is a series of COMMENTS and DEFINITIONS.

Back

Integer

Front

NOT EQUIVALENT OF Int!! ALL integer values , full precision integers

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