HuangStanley050 · August 20, 2019 06:28
diff --git a/01-01-first-steps-on-the-command-line.rb b/01-01-first-steps-on-the-command-line.rb
 # 1. Create a folder named code inside your home directory, cd into it
 # 2. Inside the code directory create another directory named ruby
 # 3. cd into the ruby directory and create a week_one directory
 # 4. cd back to the code directory
 # 5. Create a javascript directory inside of code
 # 6. Now delete the javascript directory with the rm command, we don't need javascript yet
 # 7. cd back into ruby and touch two files, test.rb and command_line.rb
 # 8. code . to open both files in vs code
 # 9. Create a hidden file name .secrets
 # 10. Run ls -la to view it on the command line
 # 11. Confirm it's hidden by using the finder to view the directory

 ###

 # 1. Open the shell from your command line by typing
 # => pry

 # 2. Try some basic math (1+1 *enter*)
 # 3. Quit pry by sending the exit command
 # 4. Do the same thing with `irb`

 ###

 # 1. Use terminal to create a new file 
 # => touch my_cool_app.rb

 # 2. Open the file in your code editor
 # => code my_cool_app.rb

 # 3. Write the same Ruby code (1+1) and save + close the file.
 # 4. Run the code! We can do this with the ruby command. 
 # => ruby my_cool_app.rb

 # 5. The code runs, but nothing is returned on the screen. Add puts to the start of your code and try running the code again!
 # puts 1+1

 ###

 # 1. cd into the code directory we made earlier
 # 2. Make a directory named my_files and cd into it 
 # 3. Copy the ruby code below and put it into a file named make_files.rb

 # def make_some_files
 #   counter = 1
 #   while counter <= 10
 #     `touch "ruby_file_#{counter}".rb`
 #     counter += 1
 #   end 
 # end 

 # make_some_files

 # 4. Excute the ruby code 
 # => ruby make_files.rb

 # 5. cd backwards to the previous directory
 # 6. Find a way to delete the my_files directory from the command line
	# 1. Create a folder named code inside your home directory, cd into it
	# 2. Inside the code directory create another directory named ruby
	# 3. cd into the ruby directory and create a week_one directory
	# 4. cd back to the code directory
	# 5. Create a javascript directory inside of code
	# 6. Now delete the javascript directory with the rm command, we don't need javascript yet
	# 7. cd back into ruby and touch two files, test.rb and command_line.rb
	# 8. code . to open both files in vs code
	# 9. Create a hidden file name .secrets
	# 10. Run ls -la to view it on the command line
	# 11. Confirm it's hidden by using the finder to view the directory

	###

	# 1. Open the shell from your command line by typing
	# => pry

	# 2. Try some basic math (1+1 enter)
	# 3. Quit pry by sending the exit command
	# 4. Do the same thing with `irb`

	###

	# 1. Use terminal to create a new file
	# => touch my_cool_app.rb

	# 2. Open the file in your code editor
	# => code my_cool_app.rb

	# 3. Write the same Ruby code (1+1) and save + close the file.
	# 4. Run the code! We can do this with the ruby command.
	# => ruby my_cool_app.rb

	# 5. The code runs, but nothing is returned on the screen. Add puts to the start of your code and try running the code again!
	# puts 1+1

	###

	# 1. cd into the code directory we made earlier
	# 2. Make a directory named my_files and cd into it
	# 3. Copy the ruby code below and put it into a file named make_files.rb

	# def make_some_files
	# counter = 1
	# while counter <= 10
	# `touch "ruby_file_#{counter}".rb`
	# counter += 1
	# end
	# end

	# make_some_files

	# 4. Excute the ruby code
	# => ruby make_files.rb

	# 5. cd backwards to the previous directory
	# 6. Find a way to delete the my_files directory from the command line