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Some questions about Sample Queries in Assignment 1 (all 6)

8:05pm Wed 17th Apr, Michael W.

ANONYMOUS wrote:

> Hello Professor. > I'm a little confused about the Sample Queries in Assignment 1. > The format of the Sample Queries given in Assignment 1 is > tobacco_nation WHO_tobacco_control_tonly.csv JPN Male" > > I've now done my job, but I need to type > tobacco_nation.sh WHO_tobacco_control_tonly.csv JPN Male > to get the result. > > I'd like to ask if both "tobacco_nation" and "tobacco_nation.sh" can be scored. > Or do I need to write another script, which modify the permissions via chmod, and then modify the PATH so that the file can be used without " .sh " suffix, is this what is included in this Assignment?

Hi, One thing you need to learn is that if something is made explicit in a specification, typically because it needs to work with other modules then you must keep to the spec. However, just this time, I shall accept tobacco_nation or tobacco_nation.sh Secondly, you do not need to call chmod or do anything with the PATH variable; the testing system will do it all, so that it's done in a consistent way. Cheers MichaelW 👨‍🎨

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