The ls command in Unix/Linux lists files and directories, providing details such as permissions, sizes, and timestamps. The detailed listing option (-l) offers extensive information about each file, while the -a option shows hidden files and -lh presents sizes in a human-readable format. The command 'ls -alh' combines these features to display all files with detailed, easily understandable information.
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The ls command in Unix/Linux lists files and directories, providing details such as permissions, sizes, and timestamps. The detailed listing option (-l) offers extensive information about each file, while the -a option shows hidden files and -lh presents sizes in a human-readable format. The command 'ls -alh' combines these features to display all files with detailed, easily understandable information.