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You are to create a hard link to one of your existing files on someone else's...

You are to create a hard link to one of your existing files on someone else's directory (or vice versa). In other words, you know that you can link a file within your own directories, but you can also have a link to one of your files on other areas of the unix system as long as you have permissions to write to that directory (in this case, your partner).

Create a subdirectory called temp where you can place this temporary link.

Remember that you do not link a file to another file. You create a hard link to an existing file.

So, user A has file1 that he/she wants to give access to user B. User B has to open certain directory permissions, for this to happen, then User A can create the link on user B directory (user A NEVER goes to user B directories typing cd), but if permissions are opened correctly all the commands will be done from user A directory without shell error messages such as “can not access..”.

The question? what did you have to do for this work? Describe ALL the steps showing the commands. Be very precise on these steps. A person should be able to take step by step described and accomplish the task of creating a hard link. Make sure to be precise. I should be able to follow these steps and create the link (BE COMPLETE). This will be like a recipe, I will need to type each step and complete this task showing the commands.


step 1. ... user B opened permissions... (show command chmod ..... )
step 2. ... user A creates a directory and changed permissions, chmod ...
step 3..

The 2 persons reading the steps will be able to accomplish this task as if they have never done this before. (the first time that you bake a cake, instructions need to be complete and precise to work). It is not a narrative, it is a step by step solution.

In: Computer Science

A review of the ledger of Khan Company at 31 December 2012 produces the following data...

A review of the ledger of Khan Company at 31 December 2012 produces the following data pertaining to the preparation of annual adjusting entries.

1. Prepaid Insurance $9 800. The company has separate insurance policies on its buildings and its motor vehicles. Policy B4564 on the building was purchased on 1 July 2011, for $6 000. The policy has a term of 3 years. Policy A2958 on the vehicles was purchased on 1 January 2012 for $4 800. This policy has a term of 2 years.

2. Unearned Subscriptions $49 000. The company began selling magazine subscriptions in 2012 on an annual basis. The magazine is published monthly. The selling price of a subscription is $50. A review of subscription contracts reveals the following

Subscription Date: Number of Subscription:

1 October 200 1 November 300 1 December 480 980 3. Notes Payable $40 000. This balance consists of a note for 6 months at an annual interest rate of 9%, dated 1 September. 4. Salaries Payable $0. There are eight salaried employees. Salaries are paid every Friday for the current week. Five employees receive a salary of $500 each per week, and three employees earn $800 each per week. 31 December is a Wednesday. Employees do not work weekends. All employees worked the last 3 days of December.

Instruction: Prepare the adjusting entries as at 31 December 2012.

In: Accounting

Discuss    attached Advertisement   .  ( Compulsory Question ) The   attached Advertisement came in Gulf News Magazine on...

Discuss    attached Advertisement   .  ( Compulsory Question )

The   attached Advertisement came in Gulf News Magazine on 17th July 2020. The magazine called as “ FRIDAY lite “   come along with Gulf news every Friday . The Ad was on last outside page of the Magazine. You have to discuss about the important parts of print Ad and for what aim and objective it is advertised. ( The word limit to express your Answer is open) Advertisement is attached below on Moodle .

In: Operations Management

Give an example of when directory information would be needed.

Give an example of when directory information would be needed.

In: Nursing

2. In wooly mammoths 50,000 years ago, the presence of a curled tusk allele (t) was...

2. In wooly mammoths 50,000 years ago, the presence of a curled tusk allele (t) was recessive to a straight tusk allele (T). In Siberia populations, the frequency of the curled tusk allele was 0.85. Across the ice bridge in North America, the frequency of the curled tusk allele was 0.18. One thousand years later, the frequency of the curled tusk allele in the North America population was now 0.55. Of the wooly mammoths that currently reside in North America, what proportion of them must have migrated from Siberia to result in the increase in the curled tusk allele? (4 points)

3. Charles Xavier (a.k.a. Professor X) is researching mutants in the United States using his machine, Cerebro. There are many mutants with many different abilities, but every mutant power has a common epistatic “control” gene. The alleles for this gene are labeled “C” and “c”. If an individual has a gene that codes for a certain ability, that ability will not express itself unless the control gene has two recessive alleles. Knowing this, Professor X wants to track this control gene, and evaluate its mutation rate throughout the American population. Note that a mutation from C to c is a forward mutation and from c to C is a reverse mutation. Of the 318,000,000 people tracked through Cerebro, 11,943 experienced forward mutations and 25,937 experienced reverse mutations. What are the forward and reverse mutation rates? What are the C and c allele frequencies, assuming this population is in equilibrium? Are mutants on the rise or decline in the U.S. population? (5 points)

In: Biology

The purchase of which of the following products is most affected by interest rates? A) Around-the-world...

The purchase of which of the following products is most affected by interest rates?

A) Around-the-world cruise

B) Season tickets to a sporting event

C) Motorcycle

D) Apartment

In: Finance

How are/did Carnival Cruise Lines respond to the coronavirus? What is your objective evaluation of the...

How are/did Carnival Cruise Lines respond to the coronavirus? What is your objective evaluation of the response? Are there any alternative solutions? Any recommendations for policies to strengthen the response?

In: Operations Management

Python Add a command to this chapter’s case study program that allows the user to view...

Python

Add a command to this chapter’s case study program that allows the user to view the contents of a file in the current working directory. When the command is selected, the program should display a list of filenames and a prompt for the name of the file to be viewed.

Be sure to include error recovery in the program. If the user enters a filename that does not exist they should be prompted to enter a filename that does exist.

An example of the program input and output is shown below:

/root/sandbox
1   List the current directory
2   Move up
3   Move down
4   Number of files in the directory
5   Size of the directory in bytes
6   Search for a file name
7   View the contents of a file
8   Quit the program
Enter a number: 7

Files in /root/sandbox:
filesys.py
example.txt
Enter a file name from these names: example.txt

THIS IS CONTENT OF AN EXAMPLE FILE.

/root/sandbox
1   List the current directory
2   Move up
3   Move down
4   Number of files in the directory
5   Size of the directory in bytes
6   Search for a file name
7   View the contents of a file
8   Quit the program
Enter a number: 8

Have a nice day!

Code to use:

"""

File: filesys.py

Project 6.6

Provides a menu-driven tool for navigating a file system

and gathering information on files.

Adds a command to view a file's contents.

"""

import os, os.path

QUIT = '8'

COMMANDS = ('1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6', '8')

MENU = """1   List the current directory

2   Move up

3   Move down

4   Number of files in the directory

5   Size of the directory in bytes

6   Search for a file name

8   Quit the program"""

def main():

    while True:

        print(os.getcwd())

        print(MENU)

        command = acceptCommand()

        runCommand(command)

        if command == QUIT:

            print("Have a nice day!")

            break

def acceptCommand():

    """Inputs and returns a legitimate command number."""

    while True:

        command = input("Enter a number: ")

        if not command in COMMANDS:

            print("Error: command not recognized")

        else:

            return command

def runCommand(command):

    """Selects and runs a command."""

    if command == '1':

        listCurrentDir(os.getcwd())

    elif command == '2':

        moveUp()

    elif command == '3':

        moveDown(os.getcwd())

    elif command == '4':

        print("The total number of files is", \

              countFiles(os.getcwd()))

    elif command == '5':

        print("The total number of bytes is", \

              countBytes(os.getcwd()))

    elif command == '6':

        target = input("Enter the search string: ")

        fileList = findFiles(target, os.getcwd())

        if not fileList:

            print("String not found")

        else:

            for f in fileList:

                print(f)

     # add your condition here

def viewFile(dirName):

   # write your code here

   print("")

def listCurrentDir(dirName):

    """Prints a list of the cwd's contents."""

    lyst = os.listdir(dirName)

    for element in lyst: print(element)

def moveUp():

    """Moves up to the parent directory."""

    os.chdir("..")

def moveDown(currentDir):

    """Moves down to the named subdirectory if it exists."""

    newDir = input("Enter the directory name: ")

    if os.path.exists(currentDir + os.sep + newDir) and \

       os.path.isdir(newDir):

        os.chdir(newDir)

    else:

        print("ERROR: no such name")

def countFiles(path):

    """Returns the number of files in the cwd and

    all its subdirectories."""

    count = 0

    lyst = os.listdir(path)

    for element in lyst:

        if os.path.isfile(element):

            count += 1

        else:

            os.chdir(element)

            count += countFiles(os.getcwd())

            os.chdir("..")

    return count

def countBytes(path):

    """Returns the number of bytes in the cwd and

    all its subdirectories."""

    count = 0

    lyst = os.listdir(path)

    for element in lyst:

        if os.path.isfile(element):

            count += os.path.getsize(element)

        else:

            os.chdir(element)

            count += countBytes(os.getcwd())

            os.chdir("..")

    return count

def findFiles(target, path):

    """Returns a list of the file names that contain

    the target string in the cwd and all its subdirectories."""

    files = []

    lyst = os.listdir(path)

    for element in lyst:

        if os.path.isfile(element):

            if target in element:

                files.append(path + os.sep + element)

        else:

            os.chdir(element)

            files.extend(findFiles(target, os.getcwd()))

            os.chdir("..")

    return files

if __name__ == "__main__":

    main()

In: Computer Science

Code the following: When an employee has worked for Anderson & Beckett for 30 years or...

  1. Code the following:
  1. When an employee has worked for Anderson & Beckett for 30 years or more, 100 shares of preferred stock are awarded; otherwise no shares are awarded. Code this if … else control structure using the conditional operator (ternary operator). The variables yearsEmployed and preferredShares are already declared.

  1. Code a do-while loop that keeps printing the message “GOTTA FIND MY CAR KEYS!” as long as the keys haven’t been found. Assume foundKeys and input (for the Scanner class) are already declared. The variable foundKeys has been initialized to ‘n’ and it’s the loop-control variable.

  1. Re-code 1b using a while loop.

  1. Assume calories is already declared as an integer. Code a fall-through switch statement by dividing calories by 100 in the controlling expression of the switch header, so the following messages print:

When calories are 1200 through 1800: “Diet is on target.”

When calories are 2000 through 2550: “Calorie intake ok if active.”

When calories are any other value: “Calorie intake is either insufficient or too much!”

  1. Re-code 1d using double-selection ifs. You’ll use a conditional logical operator to join the sets of relational conditions (choose the right one).

  1. Code a for loop with the switch structure from 1d and allow 3 attempts. Prompt the user to enter calories. When the number entered is in the correct range exit the loop (not the program) after one of the messages in 1d is printed. Print the message “No more attempts left!” when it is the last attempt.

  1. Re-code the following as a do-while loop with a switch statement. Assume cruise is declared and has been set to true, so it can enter the loop. Assume choice and destination are already declared.

while(cruise)

{

               System.out.printf(“%nChoose a number from 1 through 4 to find out “

+ “which cruise you have won: “);

               choice = input.nextInt();

               if(choice == 1)

               {

                              destination = “Bahamas”;                                                                 

               }

               else

               {             if(choice == 2)

                              {

                                             destination = “British Isles”;                                                                           

                              }

                              else

                              {             if(choice == 3)

                                             {

                                                            destination = “Far East”;                      

}

else

                              {             if(choice == 4)

{

                                                            destination = “Amazon River”;

}

else

{            

System.out.printf(“%nInvalid choice! Enter “

+ “5 to continue or 0 to exit: ”);

                                                                                          choice = input.nextInt();

                                            

                                                            }//END if choice = 4 else NOT = 4

                                             }//END if choice = 3 else NOT = 3

                              }//END if choice = 2 else NOT = 2

               }//END if choice = 1 else NOT = 1   

               if(choice >= 0 && choice < 5)

               {

                              cruise = false;

               }//END if choice from 1-4

}//END while cruise is true

System.out.printf(“%nYou have won a cruise to the %s!”, destination);

In: Computer Science

JTC purchased call options on Flynn common shares on July 7, 2020, for $200 as a...

JTC purchased call options on Flynn common shares on July 7, 2020, for $200 as a speculative investment. The call options give JTC the right to buy 100 shares at a strike price of $20 each. The options expire on January 31, 2021.

The following data is observed through 2020:

Flynn Stock Price Option Time Value
July 7, 2020 $20 $200
September 30, 2020 $18 $150
December 31, 2020 $22 $90

a. At September 30, 2020, the options are on JTC's balance sheet at a value of ? Muliple Choice: ["$350", "$150", "$200", "$1,950"].

b. In the fourth quarter (October - December) of 2020, JTC records a loss in time value of? Muliple Choice: ["$150", "$90", "$110", "$60"].

c. At December 31, 2020, the options are on JTC's balance sheet at a value of? Muliple Choice: ["$260", "$350", "$460", "$490", "$200", "$290"].

In: Finance