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What command would you use to change file permissions in a Unix-like system?

  • cp
  • chmod (correct)
  • cat
  • mv

Which command allows you to view the contents of a file without editing it?

  • cat (correct)
  • dd
  • vi
  • nano

Which command should be used to search for specific patterns in files?

  • grep (correct)
  • locate
  • find
  • ls

To list all files and directories in the current directory, which command do you use?

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What command would you use to install a package on a Debian-based system?

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Which command is used to view information about running processes?

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What is the purpose of the dd command in a Unix-like environment?

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Which command is typically used to execute a command with elevated privileges?

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What is the primary function of the mv command in a Unix-like environment?

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Which command would you use to modify the user password in a Unix-like system?

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What tool is used to query DNS information in a Unix-like system?

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If you need to change the permissions of a file, which command will you use?

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Which command is primarily used for viewing the list of running processes?

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What is the primary purpose of the cp command in a Unix-like system?

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Which command would you use if you wanted to edit a file in a command-line environment?

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What does the su command do in a Unix-like system?

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Which command allows you to remove files or directories in a Unix-like environment?

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What functionality does the dig command provide in a command-line interface?

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What is the primary use of the apt-get command?

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Which command can be used to copy files or directories?

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What is the main function of the chmod command?

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What does the su command enable a user to do?

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Which command would you use to display the contents of a file?

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Flashcards

pwd

Prints the current directory path.

grep

Searches for patterns in text.

ls

Lists files and directories.

cat

Displays a file's content.

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cp

Copies files/directories.

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chmod

Changes file access permissions.

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mv

Moves or renames files/folders.

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rm

Removes files/directories.

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pwd function

Shows the current folder location.

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grep command

Finds specific words or patterns in files.

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apt-get function

Installs/updates/removes software on Debian systems.

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dig command

Queries internet domain name info.

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nano function

Simple text editor for command line.

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File permissions

Controls who can read, write, or execute a file or directory.

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Package manager

Manages software installations (like apps) on a system.

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Process info

Displays details about active programs/processes.

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DNS lookup

Retrieves information about a website's address.

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File copying

Duplicates files or directories to a different location.

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apt-get function

Manages packages on Debian systems (install, update, remove).

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vi text editor

Powerful text editor for creating/modifying text files.

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File permissions

Controls who (user, group, others) can read, write, execute a file.

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ps command

Shows running processes. Lists active programs.

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Package manager

Tool to install, update, and remove software packages.

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