#!/bin/csh

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# Script Name: example1_lab2.csh					#
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# Written By: Paul Marinsky						#
# Date: 9 February 2009							#
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# Script Purpose:							#
#	This is an introductory script to introduce METR2021 students	#
# to shell scripting.  It is important to put in a comment block like	#
# this one so that anyone else looking at the program will be able to	#
# read and understand what the script is trying to do.			#
#									#
#	This script only has one line of executable code that prints	#
# a sentence with the authors name.  This is one example of how to 	#
# place Unix/Linux commands in the script and see how they execute.	#
#									#
# Modifications: changed name                                           #
#                added additional commands			        #
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# The following line is the only line that will execute in this script.
# This line of code will print using the echo statement, the line that
# follows the command.  Similar lines can be added to do various tasks
# using Unix/Linux commands.

set NAME = "Paul Marinsky"
set Welcome = "Welcome"
set OKSOM = "The University of Oklahoma School of Meteorology"

echo "${Welcome} this is a script written by ${NAME}."
echo "${NAME} is currentlly at ${OKSOM}."

# The following command lists the contents of a file.
ls

# The following command changes the directory to a folder within the current directory.
cd

# The following command list the contents of a file in more detail.
ls -l

