Description
Actual Behavior
I am completing the Learn Bash Scripting 1-hour course and I got stuck when trying to complete an exercise in the Aliases section. I was asked to modify a file to get a script reply on the terminal, but my code was not taken into consideration and reversed to the previous exercise:
Let’s create an alias so that when you type greet3 in the terminal, our script greets you three times. In your own environment, you could add this alias to your ~/.bashrc to make the alias active every time the terminal is started. Here, just make the alias in the command line.
When typing 'Hint' I got the answer I added to the file, but the validation did not work. I had to click on See Solution to see the code requested is missing.
Expected Behavior
Solution:
alias greet3="./script.sh 3"
As shown in the screen, the code is missing and yet the 'Next' button was enabled. Suggestion: improve guidelines to enable students' understanding of the process. ie: after running the command on the terminal, the input works with (-1 of input variable). ie:
alias greet3='./script.sh 18'
The result is:
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> greeting * 17 times (input data - 1) (even when commenting the greeting lines in the file).
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Chrome
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