UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers

Okay, I have this homework assignment, and I think I have it all down path, but I just need help with this one line.

Write a C Shell script that can be run under any CECS unix account and the script produces the following three lines output on the screen.
Requirements
1. The first line in the script file must contain the command I should type so that I can run it from my account and get the desired output. Remember, the C++ program is in your account and not in mine. You can test it by running it from another account, also, we are not in the same group.


Okay, I'm confused by the "Requirements 1" thing. I have to give him a hard copy of my C Shell script, so my only problem is that he has to have access to the C++ program saved in my account.

I'm confused what type of command would be needed for him to reach my account.

He's in a completely different category, so I'm assuming I have to set the other users category so that he can execute it, but what is needed exactly. Say I called the file "test" from directory "Program". For me to execute it, I would do this

% ./Program/test

What would be required for him to do that exact same thing? I can't find it anywhere. This is probably a stupid question, but I'm lost.