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Linux Codes

The document outlines basic command line operations in a Unix-like environment, including directory management (mkdir, cd, rmdir), file manipulation (touch, nano, cat, mv, rm), and viewing directory contents (ls, ll). It also explains how to transfer content between files and provides commands for managing hidden files and cleaning the terminal. The document serves as a quick reference for essential terminal commands and their usage.

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Linux Codes

The document outlines basic command line operations in a Unix-like environment, including directory management (mkdir, cd, rmdir), file manipulation (touch, nano, cat, mv, rm), and viewing directory contents (ls, ll). It also explains how to transfer content between files and provides commands for managing hidden files and cleaning the terminal. The document serves as a quick reference for essential terminal commands and their usage.

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cd > one step back

pwd --> present working directory


cd --> change directory
1. mkdir -> make directory
like__> mkdir movies
ls--> list(to check if the directory is created or not)
list with all information --> ll (long list)
(we will get meta info. about the folder)

ls -al --> shows all hidden folders


clear __> for clearning screen or cleaning terminal

ll--> long list --> to check all the files

cd movies
fully qualified path --> pwd (complete path of directory)

create empty file--> touch file.txt

to edit file --> nano file.txt


to save file --> (ctrl + o) + enter +(ctrl+x)
read content of file without opening it --> cat file.txt cat--> (concatination)
to remove file -->rm file.txt rm--> (remove)
to remove directory --> rmdir movies

to remove all directories --> rm -rf * (remove recursively forcefully)


rmdir --> only works for empty directories
rm -rf movies/ ( removes all content of directory movies)
***************day 2 ***************************

cat a.txt > b.txt --> transfer content b/w files.


cat b.txt --> (read without opening file)
mv a.txt c.txt --> moves files (cut copy paste)
ll /home/admin --> tells folder in admin without leaving the present folder
mkdir /home /admin/yash/lokesh --> makes folder

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