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Which command is used to change the directory?
Which command is used to change the directory?
What does the ls command do?
What does the ls command do?
What does the cat command do?
What does the cat command do?
What does the pwd command do?
What does the pwd command do?
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Which command is used to copy files or directories?
Which command is used to copy files or directories?
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Study Notes
Command Line Basics
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Change Directory: The
cd(change directory) command alters the current working directory in the command line interface, allowing navigation through the file system. -
Listing Files and Directories: The
lscommand displays a list of files and directories within the current directory, often used to verify contents or check for files. -
Concatenating Files: The
catcommand (short for concatenate) is used to display, combine, or create files, allowing users to read file contents in the terminal or join multiple files together. -
Print Working Directory: The
pwdcommand outputs the current directory path, providing users with a visual reference of their location within the file system hierarchy. -
Copying Files or Directories: The
cpcommand is utilized to duplicate files or directories; it can preserve file attributes and create copies in specified target locations.
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Test your knowledge of fundamental Unix commands with this quiz. Challenge yourself to remember and understand the commonly used commands for navigating and interacting with the Unix operating system.
