======Part 1======

=====Entries=====
====Entry 1: August 31, 2012====

Today we finished going over the starting info. Same old Matt no matter what we are doing we end up going off on a tangent about something, today was a quote "Any Technology, suficcient, advanced, is indistinguishable from MAGIC!" -Isaac Asimov- so that was the first of many. Just saying the opus is not my favorite part of this class but it might be better then before. My choosen keyword is 'drum roll' file copying/moving/renaming so lets see what we come up with by Sept 15. Weird chats going on in the class chat. Made a new dir in lab46 for this class called unix. Went through old programs so I could get a refresher course on c/c++.
====Entry 2: September 14, 2012====

Today before class I printed of a list of commands for vi so that I can practice at home. Finished my keyword(s) so that it is out of the way. We just made vi different but it must be in a good way, I still prefer nano over vi but I give vi a college try. Its magic time. Made a file then said hello. STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR now words and basic to under stand. Learning file stuff. How can I work when eyes pop up on my screen. Mathmatical.

====Entry 3: Sept 26, 2012====

Lost my phone so it made me late for class now Im lost at whats happening. So heres project 1's stuff. 1B is ASCII text. 1C is "This is a simple text file. It contains ASCII text.". 1D is "file.txt.gz: gzip compressed data, was "file.txt", from Unix, last modified: Wed Sep 26 16:00:08 2012". 1E is "file.txt.gz: gzip compressed data, was "file.txt", from Unix, last modified: Wed Sep 26 16:00:08 2012, max speed". 2B looks like this "
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====Entry 4: Sept 28, 2012====

Finished project 1, darn you Matt for making it so confusing. Yay everything is done for the opus and the first two projects. Chmod hates me just plain out hates me. So I figured out why I was failing so bad it was because I forgot to type .sh at the end of the file name. So I give up I will just listen to Matt.


=====Keywords=====

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=====Experiment 1=====

====Question====
What would happen if for grep you gave it two or more seperate words/letters?

====Resources====
Nick
Matt

====Hypothesis====
I believe that it will look for all the words/letters.

====Experiment====
Im going test this by checking it in a terminal.

====Data====
First I did who | grep kpryslop | wc -l and got 1. then I did who | grep kpryslop byang | wc -l and got grep: byand: No such file or directory 0.

====Analysis====

My hypothesis was wrong. grep can take two or more but after the first word/letter it looks for files and directorys.


====Conclusions====
Grep can take more than one thing but it looks for files/directorys.