Basics Linux Commands
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<li>ls #-&gt;list file and directories.
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<li>ls-l #-&gt;list the contents.
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<li>ls-a #-&gt;list the files and directories included hidden files.
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<li>pwd #-&gt;print present working directory.
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<li>cd #-&gt;change directory.
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<li>cd- #-&gt;go to the last working directory.
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<li>cd.. #-&gt;change directory to one step back.
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<li>mkdir #-&gt;use to make directory.
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<li>mkdir A B C #-&gt;to make multiple directories.
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<li>mkdir -p A/B/C/D #-&gt;to make nested directory.
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<li>touch filename.txt #-&gt;to make file.
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<li>whoami #-&gt;to know your name.
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<li>vim #-&gt;text editor.
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<li>cp #-&gt;copy and paste file or directory.
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<li>rm #-&gt;remove file &amp; directory.
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<li>mv #-&gt; move file &amp; directory.
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Basics Linux Commands

1. ls #-&gt;list file and directories.
    
2. ls-l #-&gt;list the contents.
    
3. ls-a #-&gt;list the files and directories included hidden files.
    
4. pwd #-&gt;print present working directory.
    
5. cd #-&gt;change directory.
    
6. cd- #-&gt;go to the last working directory.
    
7. cd.. #-&gt;change directory to one step back.
    
8. mkdir #-&gt;use to make directory.
    
9. mkdir A B C #-&gt;to make multiple directories.
    
10. mkdir -p A/B/C/D #-&gt;to make nested directory.
    
11. touch filename.txt #-&gt;to make file.
    
12. whoami #-&gt;to know your name.
    
13. vim #-&gt;text editor.
    
14. cp #-&gt;copy and paste file or directory.
    
15. rm #-&gt;remove file & directory.
    
16. mv #-&gt; move file & directory.

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