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Possible fix for a couple of questions #1

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Move possibly misplaced periods in II.1 and II.2
Apr 29, 2020
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Add -w flag to II.5, without it words ending in 'z' are listed
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Expand Up @@ -26,11 +26,11 @@ Answer the following questions:

Write the following terminal commands to do the following (assume that `instructors.txt` is an imaginary file):

1. Find all files inside the `Desktop` folder that have a name of "learn." `find ~/Desktop -name "learn"`
2. Find all files inside the `Desktop` folder that start with a "P." `find ~/Desktop -name "P.*" `
1. Find all files inside the `Desktop` folder that have a name of "learn". `find ~/Desktop -name "learn"`
2. Find all files inside the `Desktop` folder that start with a "P". `find ~/Desktop -name "P*" `
3. Find all files inside the `Desktop` folder that end with `.txt`. `find ~/Desktop -name "*.txt" `
3. Find all files inside the `Desktop/views` folder that have the name `data` somewhere in their filename. `find ~/Desktop/views -name "*data*" `
4. Inside of the `instructors.txt` file, output the number of times the word "Elie" appears. `grep -c "Elie" instructors.txt`
4. Inside of the `instructors.txt` file, list all matches for any full word that starts with a capital "P." `grep -w "P.*" instructors.txt`
5. Inside of the `instructors.txt` file, list all the line numbers for any full word that starts with a "z" (it should match regardless of upper or lower case). `grep -ni "z.*" instructors.txt`
5. Inside of the `instructors.txt` file, list all the line numbers for any full word that starts with a "z" (it should match regardless of upper or lower case). `grep -wni "z.*" instructors.txt`