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Linux Administration - Lab Worksh Eet 1.3

The document outlines Linux commands for beginners including who, whoami, cal, help, date, cat, mkdir, rmdir, rm, and gedit to display users, user information, calendars, help information, dates and times, view and edit files, and create and remove directories and files.

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Linux Administration - Lab Worksh Eet 1.3

The document outlines Linux commands for beginners including who, whoami, cal, help, date, cat, mkdir, rmdir, rm, and gedit to display users, user information, calendars, help information, dates and times, view and edit files, and create and remove directories and files.

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LINUX ADMINISTRATION – LAB

WORKSH EET 1.3

Student Name: TINKU NATH


UID: 22MCA21110
Section/Group: 22MCA-3(B)
Subject code: 22CAP-607

AIM OF THE EXPERIMENT:


Begginers and file handling commands: who, whoami, cal, help, date.

Files and directories commands: cat, gedit, touch, rm, mkdir, rmdir.

Who command:
The Linux "who" command lets you display the users currently logged in to our CentOS7 operating system.

Whoami command:
Displays user, group and privileges information for the user who is currently logged on to the local system

CAL command:
The cal command displays a calendar of the specified year or month
Help command:
Use to the simplest way to get information regarding a built-in shell command

Date command:
Date command is used to display the system date and time

CAT COMMAND: Use the cat command followed by the redirection operator ( > ) and the name of the file you want
to create

MKDIR: CREATE A DIRECTORY

RMDIR: REMOVE A DIRECTORY


RM: REMOVE A FILE

GEDIT: TO EDIT THE FILE

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