## Lab 06

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Instructions for this lab: https://pattonsgirl.github.io/CEG2350/Labs/Lab06/Instructions.html

## Part 1 - bash aliases

It is important that the following is added to or exists in the user's `.bashrc` file
```
section related to `.bash_aliases` found in `.bashrc`
```

What this section does:
> explanation here

Make sure you copied your `.bash_aliases` file to your GitHub repository.

## Part 2 - Dot Install Script

Nothing to write here, just a reminder to make sure your `dotinstall` script is in 
your GitHub repository

## Part 3 - Retrospective

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## Part 4 - `dotinstall` Usage Guide

THIS SHOULD ALL BE REMOVED AND REPLACED WITH ONLY YOUR USAGE GUIDE TEXT

Examples of script usage and output. This should be enough info that  
you can hand this and the script to someone not in this course and they  
would be able to understand what your script does and how to use it.

Use good markdown so that this documentation is pretty and clean on GitHub.

### `.bash_aliases`
Describe your script in plain English, nothing too technical.  Think about this as describing what you made over the dinner table.

### `dotinstall`

Describe your script in plain English, nothing too technical.  Think about this as describing what you made over the dinner table.

### Examples

```
By using the triple quotes, you can enclose a block of code
And code blocks look very professional
```

## Citations

To add citations, provide the site and a summary of what it assisted you with.  If generative AI was used, include which generative AI system was used and what prompt(s) you fed it.  Generative AI may not write your script for you, only assist with component and how to type questions.