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Ls Ls A Mkdir CD Directory CD CD CD .. PWD: Command File

This document provides a summary of basic Linux commands for listing, viewing, copying, moving, deleting files and directories, redirecting input/output, and getting system information. It explains commands for listing contents of the current directory and navigating the file system, copying/moving/removing files, viewing file contents, searching files for keywords, and counting file elements. Pipelines and file concatenation are also covered.

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Ls Ls A Mkdir CD Directory CD CD CD .. PWD: Command File

This document provides a summary of basic Linux commands for listing, viewing, copying, moving, deleting files and directories, redirecting input/output, and getting system information. It explains commands for listing contents of the current directory and navigating the file system, copying/moving/removing files, viewing file contents, searching files for keywords, and counting file elements. Pipelines and file concatenation are also covered.

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ls list files and directories

lsa list all files and directories

mkdir make a directory

cddirectory change to named directory

cd change to home directory

cd~ change to home directory

cd.. change to parent directory

pwd display the path of the current directory

cpfile1file2 copy file1 and call it file2

mvfile1file2 move or rename file1 to file2

rmfile remove a file

rmdirdirectory remove a directory

catfile display a file

morefile display a file a page at a time

headfile display the first few lines of a file

tailfile display the last few lines of a file

grep'keyword'file search a file for keywords

wcfile count number of lines/words/characters in file

command>file redirect standard output to a file


command>>file append standard output to a file
command<file redirect standard input from a file
pipe the output of command1 to the input of
command1|command2
command2
catfile1file2>
file0 concatenate file1 and file2 to file0

sort sort data


who list users currently logged in

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