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Termux Basic Commands

This document provides a series of commands for navigating and managing files in a terminal environment. Key commands include 'cd ..' to move back in directories, 'clear' to clear the screen, and 'ls' variations to list files and directories, including hidden files and their sizes. Additionally, it covers updating packages, granting storage permissions, and checking the current directory with 'pwd'.

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Termux Basic Commands

This document provides a series of commands for navigating and managing files in a terminal environment. Key commands include 'cd ..' to move back in directories, 'clear' to clear the screen, and 'ls' variations to list files and directories, including hidden files and their sizes. Additionally, it covers updating packages, granting storage permissions, and checking the current directory with 'pwd'.

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Move backward in directories: 66 cd. 99 by typing cd ..(between cd and .. we have to put space) you will go back in the directory you were in. Clear Screen: 66 clear 99 by typing clear in the termux you can clear all the previous results. List all the files and directories: 6&6 /s 39 this command will show you the folder and files in your current working directory. List all the files and directories including Hidden Files: | G6 Is-a 95 Is command with -a will show you all the hidden files as well. List all the files with file size : | 66 Is-lh 33 ls command with -Ih will show you all the files as well as their file size. you can also include -a which will become -lha and it will show you all hidden files in a list with file sizes. Move forward in directories: 66 cdstorage 59 cd command allows you to move in a folder just type cd and the folder name you wanna move here | am moving in storage. Update all the packages and dependencies installed on the system: 66 aptupdate && apt upgrade 99 If any update is available it will ask you on the terminal if you want to upgrade or not, press Y if you want the update. Grant storage permission: 66 termux-setup-storage 99 now you can access your Storage and all the folder in it using termux. Know Which directory you are in: 66 pwd 39 This command will tell you, your present working directory

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