The cp command is one of the essential Linux commands you probably will be using on a regular basis. As the name indicates, cp stands for copy and it is used for copying files and directories. It’s one of the simpler commands
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In my opinion, the ls command is the most used Linux command as it is often used to verify the outcome of the previous operation by listing the directory contents. The ls command stands for a list; all it does is list
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The cat command is used to print the file contents of text files. At least, that’s what most Linux users use it for and there is nothing wrong with it. Cat actually stands for ‘concatenate’ and was created to merge text files.
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The cd command in Linux is used for changing directories. cd is actually short for change directories. It’s one of the essential Linux commands that you must know. Using the cd command is quite simple: cd path_to_directory It cannot go any simple
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The head command is one of the many ways to view the contents of a file in Linux terminal. But that can also be achieved by the cat command too! So why use another command? I understand. But if there was no
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