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Yea, uxb3 is the hostname(uxb3.wiu.edu). I know it is Unix. I can access the school's Unix server from anywhere using any computer with the program Putty <PuTTY Download Page...

We use uxb3 which is Unix, but then we log in to "toolman" which I think is Linux. I created the program using the Vim editor.

It works when I just use the command as "./helloWorld" ...but when I use "./helloWorld John" , it outputs: "Hello John!n" and yea, I definitely have it exactly as you put it. Didn't alter it.

Thank you my friend. This works. The only thing that did not work is the part I bolded in the quote. It keeps printing "n" at the end of the statement instead of doing a new line(which is what I...

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First, create...

Makes more sense now, thanks.

I am not saying it is his fault that I do not understand it. I am the one asking for help, but he went on the give me an example of using execl using a built-in command(date) when I specifically said...

Obviously I know where I put it ("/home/dl121/cs371/assn7"), I still am not understanding it. Thanks for the help though..not.

The thing is I don't know what the direct path to the file would be. What I put was obviously wrong. And yea, I made my first argument a directory. How can I find what the direct path would be?

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"Your a7.c...