This report documents my journey through the CLI Dungeon Crawler, a text-based adventure game designed to teach command line interface skills. The objective was to navigate through a simulated directory system to find a hidden reward while learning basic CLI commands.
Below is a map of the dungeon structure I discovered:
Root (C:\) ├── EntranceGrounds/ │ ├── FortressLore.txt │ ├── README.md │ ├── Gatehouse.info │ └── OuterWalls/ │ └── InnerKeep/ │ ├── GreatHall.info │ ├── OldRecords.tome │ └── Armory/ │ └── Weapon.box and StoneKey.key
Note: Fill in the rest of the map as you discover more areas!
I began at the root directory and used dir to see what was available:
Found: EntranceGrounds directory, FortressLore.txt, README.md
Used cd EntranceGrounds to enter the first area.
Used dir to discover:
Found: OuterWalls directory, Gatehouse.info
Used cd OuterWalls to enter the next area.
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After navigating through the dungeon, I really wanted to find the reward but unfortunately i could not be able to do it. but im sure that i can say i learnt many functions and commands...
This CLI Dungeon Crawler adventure taught me valuable skills in command line navigation and file manipulation. I learned how to use basic commands to explore directory structures, read files, search for specific text, and understand file hierarchies.
These skills will be useful for future programming tasks and understanding how computers organize data.