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Prior to replacing reports with script.py, ask.

mv -i script.py reports

Examine what's in image.jpg.zip.

unzip -l image.jpg.zip

Prompt before overwriting database.sql in downloads, treat destination as file, and display verbose output

mv -iTv database.sql downloads

Move executable.exe to music without asking to overwrite

mv -n executable.exe music

Mirror proposal.docx to temp_folder and prompt if files already exist

cp -i proposal.docx temp_folder

Filter files in databases based on *.exe, then move them to archive

grep -lR "*.exe" databases | xargs -I {} mv {} archive

Find the usual files.

find . -type f

Show file sizes in a readable format

ls -h

Move configuration.ini to templates as a regular file

mv -T configuration.ini templates

Locate empty directories

find . -type d -empty

Show the contents of executable.exe with line numbers

cat -n executable.exe

Make "photos" and purge files that correspond to "*.png".

mkdir photos && rm **.png*

Clone report.pdf to reports_archive and prompt for permission to overwrite

cp -i report.pdf reports_archive

Look for files with the name policy.pdf.

find . -name policy.pdf

In image.jpg.zip, add contract.pdf and check for updates.

zip -f image.jpg.zip contract.pdf

Include directories first, then files.

ls --group-directories-first

Display contract.pdf, showing line numbers, non-printing characters, and tabs as '^I', with a '$' at the end of each line

cat -n -vT -e contract.pdf

Erase spreadsheet.xlsx from policy.pdf.zip

zip -d policy.pdf.zip spreadsheet.xlsx

See what's in database.sql.zip

unzip -l database.sql.zip

In executable.exe, update configuration.ini.zip If more recent

zip -f executable.exe.zip configuration.ini

Prompt for confirmation before moving document.docx to presentations

mv -i document.docx presentations

Extract the files from memo.txt.zip by navigating to projects_backup.

unzip -C projects_backup memo.txt.zip

Recursively list subdirectories with detailed information and human-readable sizes

ls -Rdlh

Don't use presentation.pptx to replace any existing files in backups.

mv -n presentation.pptx backups

Verbose output should be displayed while extracting audio.mp3.zip.

unzip -v audio.mp3.zip

Ask before replacing presentation.pptx in videos and treat destination as a file

mv -Ti presentation.pptx videos

List proposal.docx contents with suppression of repeated empty lines

cat -s proposal.docx

Search for files modified in the last 30 days and larger than 1GB

find . -type f -mtime -30 -size +1G

List all files in the current directory

ls -a

Copy spreadsheet.xlsx to reports_archive and create a backup of existing files

cp -b spreadsheet.xlsx reports_archive

Package files script.py, spreadsheet.xlsx, contract.pdf into proposal.docx.zip, saving extended attributes, storing file attributes

zip -X -X proposal.docx.zip script.py spreadsheet.xlsx contract.pdf

Extract files from database.sql.zip into output

unzip -d output database.sql.zip

Show line numbers for memo.txt

cat -n memo.txt

Show line numbers for memo.txt

cat -n memo.txt

Use gzip to compress files.

find . -type f -exec gzip {} \

silently list the contents of configuration.ini

cat -q configuration.ini

Search for files owned by the user 'user1' or 'user2'

find . -type f \( -user user1 -o -user user2 \)

Move files from "databases" to "reports_archive" after creating the directory "databases".

mkdir databases && mv databases/* reports_archive

Seek for files bearing the contract.pdf name.

find . -name contract.pdf

List proposal.docx contents with suppression of repeated empty lines

cat -s proposal.docx

Recursively list subdirectories with detailed information, then search for a specific file

ls -Rl | grep "filename"

Replicate proposal.docx to output and prompt for user confirmation

cp -i proposal.docx output

Archive files script.py, memo.txt, database.sql into script.py.zip, displaying verbose output, including empty directories

zip -v -r0 script.py.zip script.py memo.txt database.sql

Place document.docx in the configuration.ini.zip archive.

zip -m configuration.ini.zip document.docx

Print memo.txt with tabs represented as ^I

cat -T memo.txt

Transfer configuration.ini to logs_archive and interactively confirm overwrite while preserving attributes and creating a backup

cp -i -p -b configuration.ini logs_archive

Transfer reports to scripts_backup with recursive copying, preserving attributes, and creating a backup

cp -r -p -b reports scripts_backup

Replace reports with video.mp4 only if it's newer or doesn't exist

mv -u video.mp4 reports

Display configuration.ini with suppressed empty lines

cat -s configuration.ini

Create the directory "logs" and extract the contents of "presentation.pptx.zip" into it using Zipping.

mkdir logs && unzip presentation.pptx.zip -d logs

List all files in the current directory with detailed information, then sort by file extension

ls -al | awk -F. '{print $NF}' | sort

Find files with names containing 'data' and not readable by others

find . -type f -name "*data*" ! -perm -o=r

Move files from scripts to backup and append timestamp to filename

find scripts -type f -exec sh -c 'mv "$1" "$2/$(basename "$1")_$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)"' sh {} backup \;

Move contract.pdf into audio.mp3.zip

zip -m audio.mp3.zip contract.pdf

Move image.jpg to temp and handle it as a regular file

mv -T image.jpg temp

If scripts is outdated or nonexistent, only substitute contract.pdf for it.

mv -u contract.pdf scripts

Look for empty files

find . -type f -empty

Display hidden directories and files in a lengthy format with output that is coloured.

ls -alG

Replace databases with spreadsheet.xlsx if it's newer or doesn't exist

mv -u spreadsheet.xlsx databases

Recursively list subdirectories with detailed information and human-readable sizes

ls -Rdlh

Make a copy of executable.exe, don't replace it, and output verbosely

mv -bnv executable.exe music

Show non-printing characters for video.mp4

cat -v video.mp4

Zip memo.txt ignoring directory structure

zip -j configuration.ini.zip memo.txt

Recursively list subdirectories

ls -R

Open configuration.ini and extract encrypted.zip using the "*.txt" password

unzip -P *.txt configuration.ini.zip

Transfer script.py to photos_backup while keeping all properties intact.

cp -a script.py photos_backup

Show report.pdf contents with repeated empty lines suppressed

cat -s report.pdf

Enable colorized output

ls -G

Include directories first, then files.

ls --group-directories-first

List subdirectories in a recursive manner with comprehensive details, and then look for a certain file.

ls -Rl | grep "filename"

Mirror proposal.docx to temp_folder and prompt if files already exist

cp -i proposal.docx temp_folder

Archive files policy.pdf, proposal.docx, spreadsheet.xlsx into report.pdf.zip, storing symbolic links

zip -y report.pdf.zip policy.pdf proposal.docx spreadsheet.xlsx

Silently extract the files from contract.pdf.zip.

unzip -q contract.pdf.zip

Files in contract.pdf.zip are displayed.

unzip -l contract.pdf.zip

Shift script.py to projects treating it as a non-directory

mv -T script.py projects

Find files with a size of precisely 50 bytes.

find . -size 50c

Display characters for spreadsheet.xlsx that aren't printed

cat -v spreadsheet.xlsx

Find files owned by the user and group *.py

find . -type f -user *.py -group *.py

Put video.mp4 on silent display.

cat -q video.mp4

Check database.sql.zip for integrity

unzip -t database.sql.zip

Copy database.sql to downloads_archive and ask for confirmation from the user

cp -i database.sql downloads_archive

Transfer the 'presentation.pptx' file to the 'output' directory.

cp /presentation.pptx /output/

Show hidden files and directories with descriptive text and colourful images.

ls -alG

Compress files report.pdf, audio.mp3, configuration.ini into audio.mp3.zip, storing symbolic links, silently

zip -y -q audio.mp3.zip report.pdf audio.mp3 configuration.ini

Look for files modified within the last 7 days

find . -mtime -7

Delete files with name database.sql

find . -name database.sql -delete

Show each file on a separate line

ls -1

Use gzip to compress files.

find . -type f -exec gzip {} \

Display every character in the control set for spreadsheet.xlsx

cat -A spreadsheet.xlsx

Forcefully rename image.jpg to presentations

mv -f image.jpg presentations

List every file with the word "backup" in its name, together with all relevant details.

ls -l *backup*

Take remove the files from database.sql.zip that provide verbose output.

unzip -v database.sql.zip

Open audio.mp3.zip, extract the contents, and replace any existing files.

unzip -o audio.mp3.zip

Delete files with name video.mp4

find . -name video.mp4 -delete

Display report.pdf with the error messages hidden

cat -q report.pdf

Show files arranged by modification time

ls -t

Replicate video.mp4 to backup preserving attributes

cp -a video.mp4 backup

Look for files modified within the last 7 days

find . -mtime -7

Move contract.pdf into audio.mp3.zip

zip -m audio.mp3.zip contract.pdf

Output the first 10 lines of executable.exe

cat executable.exe | head