anchor.diff:  # To run, type ./YourID-Lab02.sh (you need the "./")
   # It must have permissions starting with a "7"
   
  -mkdir -p main/{A/{B,C,D},E/{F,G},H/{I,J/{K,L},M}}
  -touch main/{A/{aa,B/bb,C/cc,D/dd},E/{ee,F/ff,G/gg},H/{hh,I/ii,J/{jj,K/kk,L/ll},M/mm}}
  +mkdir -p ~/main/{A/{B,C,D},E/{F,G},H/{I,J/{K,L},M}}
  +touch ~/main/{A/{aa,B/bb,C/cc,D/dd},E/{ee,F/ff,G/gg},H/{hh,I/ii,J/{jj,K/kk,L/ll},M/mm}}
   apt-get -y install tree
   apt-get -y install git
   ....
  
positive.code: YourStudentID@serverXXX:~/examples$ git add Vagrantfile
  YourStudentID@serverXXX:~/examples$ git commit -m "Vagrantfile commit"
  ....
  
  Edit your Vagrantfile so that it calls your *-Lab02.sh script when you provision the machine. Add the "vm.provision" line, changing MyStudentID to your ID.
  
  
negative.code:  create mode 100755 YourStudentID-Lab02.sh
  ....
  
  In reviewing the directory structure, there are duplicate directories. Also, it is getting messy with three directories at the same level, and the structure should actually go into its own directory in your home directory.
  
  Fix the directory creation logic so that
  
  1. There are no duplicate C and D directories (you will need to use another letter).
  2. All the directories are inside a single directory called "main" inside your home directory (remember, `cd ~` puts you in your home directory for whatever machine you're on).
  
  Run the updated script & confirm it works. You should see a tree output like:
  
  