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IT Workshop GXESL208 KTU BTech 2024 Scheme - Dr Binu V P

About Me - Dr Binu V P Syllabus Scheme and assessments Reference Invitation to Computer Science   G. Michael Schneider, Judith Gersting Linux For Developers   William Rothwell Teach Yourself HTML, CSS and JavaScript   Julie C. Meloni Jennifer Kyrnin Learning Materials 1.Hardware and software     Motherboard  (video) 2.Boot Process 3.Installation of Windows (Windows 11) and Linux(Ubuntu24.04 LTS) 4.Basic Linux Commands             Familiarization of Basic  Linux Commands- ls, mkdir, rmdir , rm, cat, cp, mv , chmod          User and Group management- useradd, userdel,groupadd,groupdel, passwd          Familiarization of basic  Linux Commands- history, uname, dmesg          Familiarization of basic  Linux Commands- time and write         Familiarization of basic  Linux Commands- cpuinfo , meminfo...

Course scheme and assessments GXESL208

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Syllabus IT Workshop KTU 2024 scheme

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Filter commands - wc, grep , head , tail , sort

wc command - word count wc command is used to  count words, lines, characters, or bytes in a file or input. What is the wc Command? wc stands for "word count." It is used to count the number of lines , words , characters , or bytes in files or standard input. The wc command is part of the family of filter commands in Linux, meaning it processes and filters data. Syntax of wc The basic syntax of the wc command is:      wc [OPTION]... [FILE]... Key Points: If you provide a file , wc will analyze it. If you don’t provide a file, wc will work with standard input (text you type or pipe into the command). Basic Usage Let’s start with some examples to understand how wc works: Counting Lines, Words, and Characters in a File           wc example.txt           10   50  300 example.txt This means: 10 : Number of lines in the file. 50 : Number of words in the file. 300 : Number of characters in t...