One last thing before we move on. pass this to mark the lesson done, or skip and keep moving.
Last step of the chapter. One more checkpoint, then you're done.
You've now opened a terminal, moved around it, and made things in it. That's eight commands total: whoami, echo, pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cat, rm. Eight commands is enough to get through the rest of this course. The next chapter, the Claude CLI, is a program you'll run by typing in exactly this terminal. You're ready for it now.
The next chapter, the Claude CLI, is a program you'll run by typing in exactly this terminal. You're ready for it now.
The starter declares three variables for the making-things commands.
Write three print(f"...") lines so the output is exactly:
mkdir: makes a new folder
touch: makes a new empty file
rm: deletes a file for good, with no undo
Type the three lines, run it, and the chapter is yours.
Last step of the chapter. One more checkpoint, then you're done.
You've now opened a terminal, moved around it, and made things in it. That's eight commands total: whoami, echo, pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cat, rm. Eight commands is enough to get through the rest of this course. The next chapter, the Claude CLI, is a program you'll run by typing in exactly this terminal. You're ready for it now.
The starter declares three variables for the making-things commands.
Write three print(f"...") lines so the output is exactly:
mkdir: makes a new folder
touch: makes a new empty file
rm: deletes a file for good, with no undo
Type the three lines, run it, and the chapter is yours.
Last step of the chapter. One more checkpoint, then you're done.
You've now opened a terminal, moved around it, and made things in it. That's eight commands total: whoami, echo, pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cat, rm. Eight commands is enough to get through the rest of this course.
The starter declares three variables for the making-things commands.
Write three print(f"...") lines so the output is exactly:
mkdir: makes a new folder
touch: makes a new empty file
rm: deletes a file for good, with no undo
Type the three lines, run it, and the chapter is yours.
Last step of the chapter. One more checkpoint, then you're done.
You've now opened a terminal, moved around it, and made things in it. That's eight commands total: whoami, echo, pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cat, rm. Eight commands is enough to get through the rest of this course.
The starter declares three variables for the making-things commands.
Write three print(f"...") lines so the output is exactly:
mkdir: makes a new folder
touch: makes a new empty file
rm: deletes a file for good, with no undo
Type the three lines, run it, and the chapter is yours.
Last step of the chapter. One more checkpoint, then you're done.
You've now opened a terminal, moved around it, and made things in it. That's eight commands total: whoami, echo, pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cat, rm. Eight commands is enough to get through the rest of this course.
The starter declares three variables for the making-things commands.
Write three print(f"...") lines so the output is exactly:
mkdir: makes a new folder
touch: makes a new empty file
rm: deletes a file for good, with no undo
Type the three lines, run it, and the chapter is yours.
Last step of the chapter. One more checkpoint, then you're done.
You've now opened a terminal, moved around it, and made things in it. That's eight commands total: whoami, echo, pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cat, rm. Eight commands is enough to get through the rest of this course.
The starter declares three variables for the making-things commands.
Write three print(f"...") lines so the output is exactly:
mkdir: makes a new folder
touch: makes a new empty file
rm: deletes a file for good, with no undo
Type the three lines, run it, and the chapter is yours.
Last step of the chapter. One more checkpoint, then you're done.
You've now opened a terminal, moved around it, and made things in it. That's eight commands total: whoami, echo, pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cat, rm. Eight commands is enough to get through the rest of this course.
The starter declares three variables for the making-things commands.
Write three print(f"...") lines so the output is exactly:
mkdir: makes a new folder
touch: makes a new empty file
rm: deletes a file for good, with no undo
Type the three lines, run it, and the chapter is yours.
Last step of the chapter. One more checkpoint, then you're done.
You've now opened a terminal, moved around it, and made things in it. That's eight commands total: whoami, echo, pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cat, rm. Eight commands is enough to get through the rest of this course.
The next chapter is delivery studio — same terminal, now pointed at a real delivery drill. You're ready for it now.
The starter declares three variables for the making-things commands.
Write three print(f"...") lines so the output is exactly:
mkdir: makes a new folder
touch: makes a new empty file
rm: deletes a file for good, with no undo
Type the three lines, run it, and the chapter is yours.
Last step of the chapter. One more checkpoint, then you're done.
You've now opened a terminal, moved around it, and made things in it. That's eight commands total: whoami, echo, pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cat, rm. Eight commands is enough to get through the rest of this course.
The starter declares three variables for the making-things commands.
Write three print(f"...") lines so the output is exactly:
mkdir: makes a new folder
touch: makes a new empty file
rm: deletes a file for good, with no undo
Type the three lines, run it, and the chapter is yours.
Last step of the chapter. One more checkpoint, then you're done.
You've now opened a terminal, moved around it, and made things in it. That's eight commands total: whoami, echo, pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cat, rm. Eight commands is enough to get through the rest of this course. The next chapter, the Claude CLI, is a program you'll run by typing in exactly this terminal. You're ready for it now.
The starter declares three variables for the making-things commands.
Write three print(f"...") lines so the output is exactly:
mkdir: makes a new folder
touch: makes a new empty file
rm: deletes a file for good, with no undo
Type the three lines, run it, and the chapter is yours.
Last step of the chapter. One more checkpoint, then you're done.
You've now opened a terminal, moved around it, and made things in it. That's eight commands total: whoami, echo, pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cat, rm. Eight commands is enough to get through the rest of this course.
The starter declares three variables for the making-things commands.
Write three print(f"...") lines so the output is exactly:
mkdir: makes a new folder
touch: makes a new empty file
rm: deletes a file for good, with no undo
Type the three lines, run it, and the chapter is yours.