The file permissions lab taught us about how Linux handles file permissions within the Linux Environment. For this lab we created groups and users and played around with adjusting group vs individual user permissions by logging into the different accounts after making changes to the permissions for directories and files.

I learned some valuable insights into arguments for the chmod command and how it can be used to quickly modify the permissions of files and directories in Linux. For this lab I ended up doing the extra credit, which involved adding the +t argument to chmod, therefore adding the sticky bit to the permissions and making it so that only the owner of the file can make changes to the file, even if it is in a directory which someone has group missions to modify.