Enhance Documentation with Key Terminal Concepts and Commands in JAMES.md

[JamesHighsmith]

Summary

This PR introduces JAMES.md, a new document that provides detailed explanations of key terminal concepts and the top 20 commands for the Mac Command Line Interface (CLI). This addition aims to enhance our repository's resources by offering practical and instructional content for terminal users.

Changes

44 additions: The document includes explanations of terminal basics, commonly used commands, and clarifications on the differences between terminal-related terms without any deletions.

Detailed Description

JAMES.md contains:

• Top 20 Mac CLI Commands: A curated list of essential commands for Mac users with detailed explanations and practical examples.
• Terminal vs. CLI: Clarification on why these terms are often used interchangeably and what each specifically refers to.
• Shell Differences: Insights into the differences between bash and zsh, highlighting their unique features.
• Terminal Related Terms: Explanation of terms such as Terminal, Console, Shell, and Command Line, providing clarity on their usage and differences.

Justification

The creation of JAMES.md serves to clarify common confusions and enhance the understanding of terminal operations for both new and experienced users. This document addresses previous gaps in our educational content, making the information not only more reliable but also more accessible to learners.

Impact

The inclusion of JAMES.md will serve as a valuable resource for those looking to deepen their understanding of terminal usage and command line operations, supporting both academic learning and practical application.

Additional Notes

The document aims to offer a mix of foundational knowledge and practical command usage to maximize learning and application.
References and resources are included to enable further exploration and learning of the topics discussed.

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Summary:

This PR adds a new file JAMES.md to /terminal/answers, providing detailed explanations of key terminal concepts, a list of top 20 Mac CLI commands, and clarifications on the differences between terminal-related terms.

Key points:

• New file JAMES.md added to /terminal/answers.
• Provides explanations of key terminal concepts.
• Lists top 20 Mac CLI commands with detailed explanations and examples.
• Clarifies differences between terminal-related terms.
• Includes references and resources for further learning.

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1. /terminal/answers/JAMES.md:6:

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• Comment:
  Please provide examples for all commands to maintain consistency and provide clear guidance for users. This applies to lines 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22.
• Reasoning:
  The command examples provided are not consistent. Some commands are followed by an example of how to use them, while others are not. For example, 'cp' on line 12 is followed by an example, but 'ls' on line 6 is not. It would be helpful to provide examples for all commands to maintain consistency and provide clear guidance for users.

2. /terminal/answers/JAMES.md:31:

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  There's a typo in this line. Please change 'noow' to 'now'.
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  There's a typo on line 31 ('noow' instead of 'now'). This should be corrected to maintain the professionalism and accuracy of the document.

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Please replace personal comments or jokes with clear, concise explanations of what the commands do. This applies to lines 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, and 21.