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diagnostic-cli

Command Line Interpreter diagnostic

User story

Alice, a student, wants to demonstrate the ability to use basic CLI navigation and file manipulation functions so that she can progress to the next set of class material.

Resources

You may use your personal notes, books, and other on-line sources (e.g., documentation, search results) to help you answer the questions. However:

  • For this diagnostic, you must not consult with other students;
  • To demonstrate comprehension, you must answer the question in your own words.

Instructions

  1. You should have already forked and cloned this repo onto your local machine.
  2. Use git checkout -b reponse to create a new branch named 'response'.
  3. Open and review the file diagnostic.md. Answer the questions therein.
  4. Use git status, and git add, and git commit to prepare your response branch for submission.
  5. Your commit message must include:
  • List of outside resources (see below) used when researching your answers.
  • Clarity: on a scale of 1 (confused) to 5 (clear), indicate the degree of understanding you presently have about this topic.
  • Comfort: on a scale of 1 (uncertain) to 5 (very easy), describe how comfortable you are at present in applying this material to your work.
  1. Use git push origin response to push your response branch onto your personal GitHub repo.
  2. From you personal GitHub repo, issue a pull request to have your response pushed to the origin repo for reviewed.