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______ output any text we provide
______ output any text we provide
echo
find out what user we are currently logged in as
find out what user we are currently logged in as
whoami
change directory
change directory
cd
word count, number of entries, lines, …
word count, number of entries, lines, …
search the contents of files for specific values
search the contents of files for specific values
print working directory
print working directory
Nano has a few features that are easy to remember & covers the most general things you would want out of a text editor, including: Searching for text - nano Copying and Pasting Jumping to a line number You can use these features of nano by pressing the 'Ctrl' key (which is represented as an ^ on Linux) and a corresponding letter. For example, to exit, we would want to press 'Ctrl' and 'X' to exit Nano. Much more advanced editor (Vi IMproved). Some of VIM's benefits, albeit taking a much longer time to become familiar with, includes: Customisable - you can modify the keyboard shortcuts to be of your choosing vim Syntax Highlighting - this is useful if you are writing or maintaining code, making it a popular choice for software developers vim filename VIM works on all terminals where nano may not be installed - There are a lot of resources such as cheatsheets, tutorials, and the sorts available to you use. Vim Cheat Sheet 0 - last yank ' - unnamed register, last delete or yank % - current file name https://vim.rtorr.com/ General/Useful Utilities Downloading Files Linux Fundamentals 2 A pretty fundamental feature of computing is the ability to transfer files. For example, you may want to download a program, a script, or even a picture. We're going to cover the use of ______. This command allows us to download files from the web via HTTP -- as if you were accessing the file in your browser. We simply need to provide the address of the resource that we wish to download. For example, if I wanted to download a file.
Nano has a few features that are easy to remember & covers the most general things you would want out of a text editor, including: Searching for text - nano Copying and Pasting Jumping to a line number You can use these features of nano by pressing the 'Ctrl' key (which is represented as an ^ on Linux) and a corresponding letter. For example, to exit, we would want to press 'Ctrl' and 'X' to exit Nano. Much more advanced editor (Vi IMproved). Some of VIM's benefits, albeit taking a much longer time to become familiar with, includes: Customisable - you can modify the keyboard shortcuts to be of your choosing vim Syntax Highlighting - this is useful if you are writing or maintaining code, making it a popular choice for software developers vim filename VIM works on all terminals where nano may not be installed - There are a lot of resources such as cheatsheets, tutorials, and the sorts available to you use. Vim Cheat Sheet 0 - last yank ' - unnamed register, last delete or yank % - current file name https://vim.rtorr.com/ General/Useful Utilities Downloading Files Linux Fundamentals 2 A pretty fundamental feature of computing is the ability to transfer files. For example, you may want to download a program, a script, or even a picture. We're going to cover the use of ______. This command allows us to download files from the web via HTTP -- as if you were accessing the file in your browser. We simply need to provide the address of the resource that we wish to download. For example, if I wanted to download a file.
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