#### Functional ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with no arguments. ###### Does it displays the same files and/or folders in the same order? ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the arguments: ``. ###### Does it displays the same file? ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the arguments: ``. ###### Does it displays the same files and/or folders in the same order? ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the flag: `-l`. ###### Does it displays the same files and/or folders with the same display? ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the arguments: `-l `. ###### Does it displays the same file with the same display? ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the arguments: `-l `. ###### Does it displays the same files and/or folders with the same display? ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the flag: `-l /usr/bin`. ###### Does it displays the same files and/or folders with the same display? Be aware of symbolic links. ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the flag: `-R`, in a directory with folders in it. ###### Does it displays the same files and/or folders? ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the flag: `-a`. ###### Does it displays the same files and/or folders in the same order? ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the flag: `-r`. ###### Does it displays the same files and/or folders in the same order? ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the flag: `-t`. ###### Does it displays the same files and/or folders in the same order? ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the flag: `-la`. ###### Does it displays the same files and/or folders in the same order? ##### Try running the program with `-l -t` and a directory as arguments ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the arguments: `-l -t `. ###### Does it displays the same files and/or folders in the same order? ##### Run both my-ls-1 and the system command `ls` with the arguments: `-lRr