Introduction
In this challenge, you will learn how to use the date, uname, and hostname commands in Linux. Each step contains an introduction, target, result example, and requirement. Make sure to read each step carefully and complete the tasks as instructed.
Skills Graph
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flowchart RL
linux(("`Linux`")) -.-> linux/SystemInformationandMonitoringGroup(["`System Information and Monitoring`"])
shell(("`Shell`")) -.-> shell/BasicSyntaxandStructureGroup(["`Basic Syntax and Structure`"])
shell(("`Shell`")) -.-> shell/AdvancedScriptingConceptsGroup(["`Advanced Scripting Concepts`"])
linux/SystemInformationandMonitoringGroup -.-> linux/date("`Date/Time Displaying`")
linux/SystemInformationandMonitoringGroup -.-> linux/uname("`System Information Displaying`")
linux/SystemInformationandMonitoringGroup -.-> linux/hostname("`Hostname Managing`")
shell/BasicSyntaxandStructureGroup -.-> shell/comments("`Comments`")
shell/AdvancedScriptingConceptsGroup -.-> shell/arith_ops("`Arithmetic Operations`")
subgraph Lab Skills
linux/date -.-> lab-50163{{"`Displaying Linux Host Information`"}}
linux/uname -.-> lab-50163{{"`Displaying Linux Host Information`"}}
linux/hostname -.-> lab-50163{{"`Displaying Linux Host Information`"}}
shell/comments -.-> lab-50163{{"`Displaying Linux Host Information`"}}
shell/arith_ops -.-> lab-50163{{"`Displaying Linux Host Information`"}}
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