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Linux Commands

This document provides examples of Linux commands for displaying the date and calendar, creating and removing directories, and writing to a text file. The date command displays the current date and time, cal displays a calendar for a month and year, mkdir creates a new directory, rmdir removes an empty directory, and cat writes content to a new text file.

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Linux Commands

This document provides examples of Linux commands for displaying the date and calendar, creating and removing directories, and writing to a text file. The date command displays the current date and time, cal displays a calendar for a month and year, mkdir creates a new directory, rmdir removes an empty directory, and cat writes content to a new text file.

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linux commands

<1> date
<2> cal
<3> cal 12 2000
<4> sudo date -s "2 OCT 2006 18:00:00"
<5> mkdir t1
<6> rmdir t1
<7> cat > hj.txt

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