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Operating Systems Lab Assignment Tasks

The document contains instructions for 10 lab assignments on operating systems topics like file manipulation, searching files, running scripts, and extracting substrings. It includes commands to redirect output to files, run scripts, compile and time C programs, check and manipulate file types, search for text in files, and get user input to extract substrings. The assignments cover basic and intermediate Unix/Linux commands and concepts around files, directories, I/O redirection, scripting, and text processing.

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Operating Systems Lab Assignment Tasks

The document contains instructions for 10 lab assignments on operating systems topics like file manipulation, searching files, running scripts, and extracting substrings. It includes commands to redirect output to files, run scripts, compile and time C programs, check and manipulate file types, search for text in files, and get user input to extract substrings. The assignments cover basic and intermediate Unix/Linux commands and concepts around files, directories, I/O redirection, scripting, and text processing.

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OPERATING SYSTEMS Lab Assignment-01

Submitted By: AKHIL SINGH, Enrolment No.: IIT2018198, B. Tech IT 3rd Semester, Section: ‘B’

1. $ who > myfile1 | more myfile1

2. $ date; who > myfile2

$ more myfile2

3. $ sed 's/\([^ ]*\) *\ ([^ ]*\)/\2\1 /g' [Link]

4. write command echo "Hello World" and save as [Link] file.

Write following in another file

#include<stdio.h>

int main ()

printf("Hello World\n");

Save as hello.c

On terminal run the following commands :

$ chmod +x [Link]

$ time ./[Link]

$ run gcc hello.c -o hello

$ time ./hello

5.

echo "Enter Filename :"

read filename

if test-f $filename

then echo “__Ordinary_File__"

elif test-d $filename

then echo "__Directory_File__"

else

echo "__File_does_not_exist__"
fi

6.

echo -n "Enter File Name : "

read filename

if [ ! -f $filename ]

then

echo "Filename $filename does not exists"

exit 1

fi

tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]' < $fileName

7. echo "Enter the USER NAME : "

read user

last $user

run chmod +x [Link]

./[Link]

8.

echo "Enter the Document name :"

read docname

echo "Enter the starting line number"

read startline

echo "Enter the ending line number"

read endline

sed -n $startline,$endline\p $docname | cat > newline

cat newline
9.

#!/bin/bash

if [ $# -lt 2 ]

then

echo "Not enough arguments …Supply word then at least one file….."

exit 1

fi

search_word=$1

for file_name in "$@"

do

if [ "$file_name" = "$1" ]

then

continue

fi

echo $file_name

echo "--------------------"

if [ ! -f $file_name ]

then

echo "File \"$file_name\" does not exist"

exit 2

fi

while read line

do

if ( ! ( echo $line | grep "$search_word" > /dev/null ) )

then

echo $line

fi

done < $file_name

done
10.

echo "Enter a String : "

read STRING

echo "Enter start index of Sub-String : "

read STRTPOS

echo "Enter length of Sub-string : "

read STRL

echo ${STRING:$STRTPOS:$STRL}

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