Homework
3 – Using the Shell
Given Wednesday, September 11, 2019.
Due via BLACKBOARD on Sunday,
September 29 at 1159pm. 
The assignment will have you working with shell metacharacters
and other features. In order to answer the questions, you will need a directory
containing 16 files, with the following names. (Note, see question 1 before
creating the files.)   To get
full credit, your answer should be the most efficient and least "brute
force".
abet 
able 
ably 
abut 
abacus 
aboard 
abroad 
absorb 
bail 
bait 
band 
bang 
bakery 
banked 
banker 
bazaar 
 - Describe a method for
     creating all of these files without creating each one manually
     with a text editor OR having to type them all into the command line (Hint:
     The 
touch command can
     create a given file.)  
 - Use the ls command with a
     single argument to list all files whose names end with the letter 'r'.
     (Include the command and its output for full credit on this and all
     following questions.) 
 
 - Use the ls command with a
     single argument to list all files whose names contain the letter 's'. 
 
 - Use the ls command with a
     single argument to list all files whose names start with 'ba' followed by a vowel. 
 
 - Use the ls command with a
     single argument to list all files whose names start with 'ab' and contain
     an 's' somewhere in the name. 
 
 - Use the ls command with a
     single argument to list all files whose names contain two consecutive
     vowels. 
 
 - Use the ls command with a
     single argument to list all files whose names start with a 'b' and contain
     two consecutive vowels. 
 
 - Use the ls command with a
     single argument to list all files whose names contain only 4 letters. 
 
 - Use the ls command with a
     single argument to list all files whose names contain either an 'l' or an 'n'
     as the third letter. 
 
 - Use the ls command with a
     single argument to list all files whose names end with a letter from the
     second half of the alphabet (letters 'm' through 'z').