Working with the terminal command line is a key skill to develop as a programmer. Since you'll be using the command line on a daily basis, you should be comfortable using it. In this deliverable we'll be using the command line to create and organize a file tree representation of the Star Wars universe. Let's explore the Star Wars narrative using the command line!

• Fork and clone this repository and cd into it.
• Open this directory in VS Code with:
  • code .

• There are three files act1.sh, act2.sh, act3.sh for each act.
• Within each act, there are prompts for each command (or group of commands) that need to be executed.
• Once you have successfully completed a command, write your command underneath its respective prompt.
• As you work, make sure you git add . and git commit -m "YOUR MESSAGE HERE" after completing each act.
• After you have fully completed this deliverable you will use the history command to record your terminal history, which should be copied into the solution.txt file (more information on that below)

• start in act1.sh
• In this act, we will introduce the star wars universe with the Rebellion, Empire, Death Star, Darth Vader, and Emperor Palpatine!
• At the end of act1.sh, your file tree should look like this:

• We are introduced to our heroes!
• After Princess Leia calls on Obi-Wan for help, Han Solo, Chewbacca, Luke Skywalker, and Obi-Wan join forces and fly to the Death Star on the Millenium Falcon to rescue her from Darth Vader
• At the end of act2.sh your file tree should look like this:

• After managing to successfully rescue Princess Leia, our heros learn that they cannot escape the Death Star's tractor beam
• Obi-Wan is able to shut it off, but in the process he is caught in a duel with Darth Vader and chooses to merge his consciousness with The Force
• How will our heroes prevail?
• At the end of act3.sh your file tree should look like this:

• Now we'll need to record this epic journey
• From the command line we'll use the history command to show the recent commands we've entered to accomplish this feat

history | tail -n 250

• This command will limit the history to the last 250 commands, but the number can be changed if more lines are needed
• Copy and paste your terminal history into the solution.txt file to finish this deliverable

• Pull Requests must be submitted utilizing these guidelines: PR Guidelines

• Terminal Cheatsheet