Hello Everyone, I need help with my Linux Project. I only need commands for each step. I would be happy if someone could help me with this. Thanks in advance. Create the directory structure shown within your home directory $(/$home$/$s Use ONLY absolute pathnames and no shortcuts to do the following: $1.$ Change to student's home directory. $2.$ Change to the dir$2$ directory. $3.$ Display the path to the current directory. $4.$ Change to the dir$4$ directory. $5.$ Return to the student's home directory. $6.$ Change to the fruit directory. $7.$ Verify the current working directory. Use ONLY relative pathnames below $($use $..$ instead of $)$: $8.$ Change to the student's home directory. $9.$ Change to the dir$2$ directory. $10.$ Verify what directory the student is currently in$.11.$ Change to the dir$4$ directory. $12.$ Return to the home directory. $13.$ Change to the fruit directory. $14.$ Verify the current working directory. $15.$ Return to the home directory. $16.$ Change to the plans directory. $17.$ List the directories and files$\mathrm{.}1.$ Display a detailed listing of the files in $/$usr$/$lib$.2.$ Display a listing of all the files in $/$etc$/$ssh$,$ sorted by file size from smallest to largest. $3.$ Display a listing of all files and directories in $/$usr$/$lib$,$ including subdirectories. $4.$ Display only the $/$usr$/$lib directory and not its contents. $5.$ Display all the files and directories in $/$etc starting with the letter I. $6.$ Display the file type for $/$etc$/$hosts$.7.$ Create a new file named testfile. $8.$ Set the timestamp for testfile to June $15,2014.9.$ Display the various timestamps associated with testfile. $10.$ Copy $/$etc$/$hosts to student's home directory, but rename it to myhosts in the process. $11.$ Copy the contents of $/$etc$/$udev$,$ including subdirectories, to your home directory. $12.$ Move the testfile from your home directory to the $/$tmp directory. $13.$ Delete mytestfile from the tmp directory. $14.$ Create the following directories in student's home directory using a command on one line: dir$1,$ dir$2,$ dir$3,$ dir$4,$ dir$5.15.$ Create a subdirectory called inner inside a subdirectory called outer in student's home directory using one command$\mathrm{.}1.$ Use globbing to display all files and directories in your home directory that start with the letter D$.2.$ Use globbing to display all files and directories that have only one character in their filename in $/$usr$/$bin$.3.$ Do the same thing to display all files and directories with two characters in $/$usr$/$bin$.4.$ Display all three$-$character files and directories that start with w in $/$usr$/$bin$.5.$ Display all files and directories in $/$usr$/$bin that start with w and have at least three characters in their file name. $6.$ Display all the files and directories in $/$usr$/$bin that start with a$,$ b$,$ c$,$ or d$.7.$ Display files and directories in $/$usr$/$bin that contain at least two numeric digits. $8.$ Display files and directories in $/$usr$/$bin that do not begin with a through v$\mathrm{.}1.$ Display occurrences of the pattern root at the beginning of the line in $/$etc$/$passwd using the grep command. $2.$ Display occurrences of the pattern bash at the end of the line in $/$etc$/$passwd$.3.$ Display any pattern containing r followed by exactly two characters and then the letter t in $/$etc$/$passwd using the dot character. $4.$ Display matches in $/$etc$/$passwd that match a single character between colons that is not a $0,1,2,3,4,$ or x$.5.$ Display matches in $/$etc$/$passwd to match a colon, followed by zero or more numbers, followed by a colon. $6.$ Display matches in $/$etc$/$passwd to match a colon, followed by one or more numbers, followed by a colon. $7.$ Display matches to the word aging or ageing in the dictionary file $/$usr$/$share$/$dict$/$words$.8.$ Display matches in $/$etc$/$passwd for the word root or games. $9.$ Replace every occurrence of the word is with the word was in $/$etc$/$wgetrc$.10.$ Find all occurrences of the $^*$ in $/$etc$/$rsyslog$.$conf. $11.$ Find matches to abid in $/$usr$/$share$/$dict$/$words for upper and lower case both. $12.$ Display all lines that do not contain local in $/$etc$/$hosts$.13.$ Match the word motd in all file names starting with an m in the $/$etc directory.