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This pages offers links to several tutorials that will be useful for this class. We will update this page throughout the quarter, so check back for more tutorials. Basic Steps for Completing Homework 0 Log on to one of the island servers (tahiti, sumatra, etc.). Learn how to navigate in Unix and use basic unix functions (cd, mkdir, cp, rm, man, info, etc.). Choose a text editor (vim, pico, emacs, etc.). Write the java HelloWorld program. Compile and run the program you wrote (javac, java). Read a tutorial on shell scripting. Write the shell script. Make your shell script executable (chmod). Run the shell script. Tutorial Pages 326 Survival Tutorial - From the ACM Tutorials Page UW ACM Tutorials Page vim tutorial emacs tutorial csh scripting tutorial Reference Books safari.oreilly.com - Read OReilly books from the CS Labs Linux in a Nutshell - general reference for using Linux.

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