Lab - Review
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Follow the instructions line-by-line.  

* Type in the commands as is, but ignore the beginning prompt.  
* Enter, tab, up and down are represented by <ENTER><TAB>,<UP> and <DOWN>.  
* "No output" or "nothing happens" are valid answers to any of the questions.
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This lab will review downloading and uncompressing files, and it will get us set up for the remainder of the labs.
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1. Go to your home directory.

Write the command that you used to do this below:
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2. Prove that you're in your home directory.

Write the command that you used to do this - as well as its output - below :
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3. Are there any directories or files in your directory that have the word mtec1003 in it?

Write the command(s) that you used to determine this - as well as its output - below:
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4. If there are directories or files in your home directory that have the word mtec1003 in them, list them below (otherwise skip this step):
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5. Delete these directories from your home folder by using this command:

$ rm -rf [name of directory/folder]

for example:

$ rm -rf mtec1003-labs-02

(skip if these directories don't exist)
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6.  A compressed archive (.tar.gz) of the lab files can be found at this url: 

http://entertainmenttechnology.github.io/Wilson-MTEC1003/labs/03/mtec1003-lab-03.tar.gz

Download this file to your home directory into a file called mtec1003-lab-03.tar.gz   

Use a command that we learned to do this.

This command should have a *flag* to specify the output file.  MAKE SURE TO NAME YOUR OUTPUT FILE: mtec1003-lab-03.tar.gz

Write the command(s) that you used to download this file - as well as its output - below:
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7.  Uncompress the file that you just downloaded.

Write the command(s) that you used to do this - as well as its output - below:
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8.  You should now have a directory called mtec1003-lab-03 in your home directory.  Verify that this directory exists.

If the directory does not exist:

a. go to your home folder
b. go back to step 6

Otherwise...

Write the command(s) that you used to do this - as well as its output - below:
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9.  What directories are in the mtec1003-lab-03 folder?

Write the command(s) that you used to determine this - as well as its output - below:
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10.  Now... go back home.  Then change to the science-fiction directory using a relative path.  The directory is located in books... which is located in the mtec1003-lab-03 directory.  Verify you're in the right directory using pwd.

Write the command(s) (including going home) that you used to do this below:
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11.  Write the files that are in the science fiction directory below.

Write the command(s) that you used to do this - as well as its output - below:
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12.  Again, go back to your home directory.  Now... go to the science-fiction directory using an absolute path!  Verify that you're in the right directory using pwd.

Write the command(s) that you used to do this below:
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13. Immediately change back to the mtec1003-lab-03 folder with a single command using a *relative* path.

Write the command(s) that you used to do this below:
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14. Find out what the most recently modified directory is in mtec1003 (there are only 3 to choose from)?  How would you find this out?  Hint: perhaps using something to show the modified date... and sort it by time.

Write the command(s) that you used to do this below:
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15. Create a compressed archive of the logs folder - that is... take the contents of logs and create a single archive (.tar), and compress (.gz)

Write the command(s) that you used to do this below:
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