=====Keyword===== File modes (permissions) ====Definition==== Settings assigned to a file, influencing the access privileges of User(Host), Guest(not user, same terminal), and World(everyone else). ====References==== List any sites, books, or sources utilized when researching information on this topic. (Remove any filler text). * Matthew Haas, The Lair, in CSCS1730 class. * Dj Dates, C208 CCC, in CSCS1200 class. =====unix Keyword 1 Phase 2===== file copying/moving/renaming ====Definition==== File copying- When you of make a copy of a file or folder using the command cp. File moving- When you move a folder or file to a different location using the mv command. File renaming- When you rename a file or folder also uses the mv command. ====References==== www.dummies.com ====Demonstration==== Demonstration of the indicated keyword. Alternatively (or additionally), if you want to demonstrate something on the command-line, you can do so as follows: lab46:~$ vim file1 lab46:~$ ls Desktop Music Videos closet public_html Documents Pictures archive1.tar.gz file.c src Downloads Public archive2.zip file.gz the answer.txt Maildir Templates archives file1 lab46:~$ mv file1 file2 lab46:~$ ls Desktop Music Videos closet public_html Documents Pictures archive1.tar.gz file.c src Downloads Public archive2.zip file.gz the answer.txt Maildir Templates archives file2 lab46:~$ mv file2 /home/khoose2/src/Unix/submit/Opus lab46:~$ cd /home/khoose2/src/Unix/submit/Opus | ls file2