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Did you know that more than 90% of the World’s Fastest Computers use Linux? No doubt why! Linux is fast, powerful, and a
techies’ favorite. If you are looking to become a Linux Administrator, then this is the right place for you to prepare for the
interview. In this article, I will be discussing some of the most common and important Linux Interview Questions and their
Answers. 

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This Linux Interview Questions blog is divided into two parts: Part A-Theoretical Questions and Part B-Scenario Based
Questions. Let’s get started!

Part A-Theoretical Questions

In this part of Linux Interview Questions, we will discuss the most common theoretical and concept based questions.

1. What is Linux?
Linux is an Open-Source Operating System based on Unix. Linux was first introduced by Linus Torvalds. The main purpose of
Linux was to provide free and low-cost Operating System for users who could not afford Operating Systems like Windows or iOS
or Unix.

2. What is the difference between Linux and Unix?

The main differences between Linux and UNIX are as follows:

Parameter Linux Unix

Both free distributions and paid distributions Different levels of UNIX have a
Price
are available. different cost structure

Mainly Internet Server,

Target User Everyone (Home user, Developer, etc.)
Workstations, Mainframes.

Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, Jfs, ReiserFS, Xfs, Btrfs, jfs, gpfs, hfs, hfs+, ufs, xfs,
File System Support
FAT, FAT32, NTFS. zfs,vxfs.

GUI KDE and Gnome Common Desktop Environment

Viruses listed 60-100 80-120

Bug Fix Speed Faster because Linux is Community driven Slow

Portability Yes No

Ubuntu, Fedora, Red Hat, Kali Linux, Debian,

Examples OS X, Solaris, All Linux
Archlinux, Android, etc. 

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3. What is Linux Kernel? Is it legal to edit Linux Kernel?

Linux kernel refers to the low-level system software. It is used to manage resources and provide an interface for user interaction.

Yes, it is legal to edit Linux Kernel. Linux is released under the General Public License (General Public License). Any project
released under GPL can be modified and edited by the end users. 

4. What is LILO? 

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LILO stands for LInux LOader. LILO is a Linux Boot Loader that loads Linux Operating System into the main memory to begin
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Linux OS, you need to install a special boot loader for it. LILO is one such boot loader. 
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The advantage of using LILO is that it allows fast boot of Linux OS. 
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5. What are the basic components of Linux?
The basic components of Linux are:
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Kernel: It is the core component of the Operating System that manages operations and hardware.
Shell: Shell is a Linux interpreter which is used to execute commands.
GUI: GUI stands for Graphical User Interface which is another way for a user to interact with the system. But unlike CLI,
GUI consists of Images, Buttons, TextBoxes for interaction.
System Utilities: These are the software functions that allows the user to manage the computer.
Application Programs: Software programs or set of functions designed to accomplish a specific task.
6. Which are the Shells used in Linux?
The most common Shells used in Linux are

bash: Bourne Again Shell is the default for most of the Linux distributions

ksh: Korn Shell is a high-level programming language shell
csh: C Shell follows C like syntax and provides spelling correction and Job Control
zsh: Z Shell provides some unique features such as filename generation, startup files, login/logout watching, closing
comments etc.
fish: Friendly  Interactive  Shell provides some special features like web-based configuration, auto-suggestions, fully
scriptable with clean scripts
7. What is Swap Space?
Swap Space is the additional spaced used by Linux that temporarily holds concurrently running programs when the RAM does
not have enough space to hold the programs. When you run a program, it resides on the RAM so that the processor can fetch
data quickly. Suppose you are running more programs than the RAM can hold, then these running programs are stored in the
Swap Space. The processor will now look for data in the RAM and the Swap Space. 

Swap Space is used as an extension of RAM by Linux.

8. What is the difference between BASH and DOS?

There are 3 main differences between BASH and DOS:

Sl.
BASH DOS
no.
1. Commands are case-sensitive. Commands are not case-sensitive.
‘/’ (forward slash) is used as a
‘/’ (forward slash) is used as command argument
directory separator.
delimiter.
2.
” (backslash) is used as an escape
” (backslash) is used as a directory separator.
character.

Follows naming convention: 8

characters for file name postfixed
3. No naming convention.
with 3 characters for the
extension.

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9. What command would you use to check how much memory is being used by Linux?
You can use any of the following commands:

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free -m
vmstat
top
htop

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10. Explain file permission in Linux.

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1. Read: Allows a user to open and read the file

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2. Write: Allows a user to open and modify the file
3. Execute: Allows a user to run the file.
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You can change the permission of a file or a directory using the chmodcommand. There are two modes of using the  chmod
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Symbolic mode
The general syntax to change permission using Symbolic mode is as follows:

$ chmod <target>(+/-/=)<permission> <filename>

where <permissions> can be r: read; w: write; x: execute.

<target> can be u : user; g: group; o: other; a: all

'+' is used for adding permission

'-' is used for removing permission

'=' is used for setting the permission

For example, if you want to set the permission such that the user can read, write, and execute it and members of your group
can read and execute it, and others may only read it.

Then the command for this will be:

$ chmod u=rwx,g=rx,o=r filename

Absolute mode
The general syntax to change permission using Absolute mode is as follows:

$ chmod <permission> filename

The Absolute mode follows octal representation. The leftmost digit is for the user, the middle digit is for the user group and the
rightmost digit is for all.

Below is the table that explains the meaning of the digits that can be used and their effect.

0 No permission ––
–

1 Execute permission ––
x

2 Write permission –w
–

3 Execute and write permission: 1 (execute) + 2 (write) = 3 –

wx

4 Read permission r––

5 Read and execute permission: 4 (read) + 1 (execute) = 5 r–x

6 Read and write permission: 4 (read) + 2 (write) = 6 rw –

7 All permissions: 4 (read) + 2 (write) + 1 (execute) = 7 rwx 

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For example, if you want to set the permission such that the user can read, write, and execute it and members of your group
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Then the command for this will be:

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11. What are inode and process id?
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12. Which are the Linux Directory Commands?
There are 5 main Directory Commands in Linux: Already have an account? Sign in.

pwd: Displays the path of the present working directory.

Syntax: $ pwd

ls: Lists all the files and directories in the present working directory.

Syntax: $ ls

cd: Used to change the present working directory.

Syntax: $ cd <path to new directory>

mkdir: Creates a new directory

Syntax: $ mkdir <name (and path if required) of new directory>

rmdir: Deletes a directory

Syntax: $ rmdir <name (and path if required) of directory>

13. What is Virtual Desktop?

Virtual Desktop is a feature that allows users to use the desktop beyond the physical limits of the screen. Basically, Virtual
Desktop creates a virtual screen to expand the limitation of the normal screen. 

There are two ways Virtual Desktop can be implemented:

1. Switching Desktops
2. Oversized Desktops
Switching Desktops
In the case of Switching Desktops, you can create discrete virtual desktops to run programs. Here, each virtual desktop will
behave as an individual desktop and the programs running on each of these desktops is accessible only to the users who are
using that particular desktop. 

Oversized Desktops
Oversized Desktops do not offer a discrete virtual desktop but it allows the user to pan and scroll around the desktop that is
larger in size than the physical screen. 

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14. Which are the different modes of vi editor?

There are 3 modes of vi editor:
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1. Regular/Command mode: Lets you view the content
2. Insertion/edit mode: Lets you delete or insert content
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3. Replacement mode: Lets you overwrite content

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15. What are daemons?
A daemon is a computer program that runs as a background process to provide functions that might not be available in the base
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Ready: The process is created and is ready to run
Running: The process is being executed
Blocked or wait: Process is waiting for input from the user
Terminated or Completed: Process completed execution, or was terminated by the Operating System
Zombie: Process terminated, but the information still exists in the process table.
17. Explain grep command.
Grep stands for Global Regular Expression Print. The grep command is used to search for a text in a file by pattern matching
based on regular expression.

Syntax: grep [options] pattern [files]

Example:

$ grep -c "linux" interview.txt

This command will print the count of the word “linux” in the “interview.txt” file.

18. Explain Process Management System Calls in Linux

The System Calls to manage the process are:

fork () : Used to create a new process

exec() : Execute a new program
wait() : Wait until the process finishes execution
exit() : Exit from the process

And the System Calls used to get Process ID are:

getpid():- get the unique process id of the process

getppid():- get the parent process unique id
19. Explain the ‘ls’ command in Linux
The ls command is used to list the files in a specified directory. The general syntax is:

$ ls <options> <directory>

For example, if you want to list all the files in the Example directory, then the command will be as follows:

$ ls Example/

There are different options that can be used with the ls command. These options give additional information about the file/
folder. For example:

-l  lists long format (shows the permissions of the file)

-a  lists all files including hidden files
-i  lists files with their inode number
-s  lists files with their size
-S  lists files with their size and sorts the list by file size
-t  sorts the listed files by time and date

20. Explain the redirection operator.

The redirection operator is used to redirect the output of a particular command as an input to another command or file.

There are two ways of using this:

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‘>’ overwrites the existing content of the file or creates a new file.
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‘>>’ appends the new content to the end of the file or creates a new file. 
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Now when you use the ‘>’ redirection operator, the contents of the file are overwritten.
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and when you use ‘>>’, the contents are appended:

21. Why is the tar command used?

The tar command is used to extract or create an archived file.
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Suppose you want to extract all the files from the archive named sample.tar.gz, then the command will be:

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$ tar -xvzf sample.tar.gz

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Suppose you want to create an archive of all the files stored in the path /home/linux/, then the command will be:

$ tar -cvzf filename.tar.gz

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22. What is a Latch?

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(high-output or 1, and low-output or 0) and is mainly used to store state information. A Latch can store one bit of data as long as
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23. What is a Microprocessor?

A Microprocessor is a device that executes instructions. It is a single-chip device that fetches the instruction from the memory,
decodes it and executes it. A Microprocessor can carry out 3 basic functions:

1. Mathematical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division

2. Move data from one memory location to another
3. Make decisions based on conditions and jump to new different instructions based on the decision. 
24. Explain Regular Expressions and Grep
Regular Expressions are used to search for data having a particular pattern. Some of the commands used with Regular Patterns
are: tr, sed, vi and grep.

Some of the common symbols used in Regular Expressions are:

.   Match any character

^   Match the beginning of the String
$   Match the end of the String
*   Match zero or more characters
  Represents special characters
?   Match exactly one character

Suppose the content of a file is as follows:

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If you want to list the entries that start with the character ‘a’, then the command would be:

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$ cat linux.txt | grep ^a

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If you want to list the entries that start has the character ‘n’, then the command would be:

$ cat linux.txt | grep n

25. What is the minimum number of disk partitions required to install Linux?
The minimum number of partitions required is 2.

One partition is used as the local file system where all the files are stored. This includes files of the OS, files of applications and
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services, and files of the user. And the other partition is used as Swap Space which acts as an extended memory for RAM. 

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1. How to copy a file in Linux?
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$ cp questions.txt /new/linux /linux/interview

2. How to terminate a running process in Linux?

Every process has a unique process id. To terminate the process, we first need to find the process id. The ps command will list
all the running processes along with the process id. And then we use the kill command to terminate the process.

The command for listing down all the processes:

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3. How to rename a file in Linux?

There is no specific command to rename a file in Linux. But you use the copy or move command to rename the file.

Using the Move command

$ mv <oldname> <newname>

Using the Copy command

$ cp <oldname> <newname>

And then delete the old file.

$ rm <oldname>

4. How to write the output of a command to a file?

You can use the redirection operator (>) to do this.

Syntax: $ (command) > (filename)

5. How to see the list of mounted devices on Linux?

By running the following command:

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6. How to find where a file is stored in Linux?

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You can use the locate command to find the path to the file.
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8. Write a bash script to delete all the files in the current directory that contains the word “linux”.
for i in *linux*; do rm $i; done

9. How would you create a text file without opening it?

The touch command can be used to create a text file without opening it. The touch command will create an empty file.  The
syntax is as follows:

$ touch <filename>

Suppose you want to create a file named sample.txt, then the command would be:

$ touch sample.txt

10. How would you delete a directory in Linux?

There are two commands that can be used to delete a directory in Linux.

rmdir

$ rmdir <directory name>

rm -rf 

$ rm -rf <directory name>

Note: The command rm -rf should be used carefully because it will delete all the data without any warnings. 

11. How would you schedule a task in Linux?

There are two commands to schedule tasks in Linux: cron and at.

The cron command is used to repeatedly schedule a task at a specific time. The tasks are stored in a cron file and then executed
using the cron command. The cron command reads the string from this file and schedules the task. The syntax for the string to
enter in the cron file is as follows:

<minute> <hour> <day> <month> <weekday> <command>

Suppose you want to run a command at 4 pm every Sunday, then the string would be: 
0 16 * * 0 <command>

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The at command is used to schedule a task only once at the specified time.

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$ echo "shutdown now" | at -m 18:00

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The  .z  extension means that the file has been compressed. To look at the contents
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14. How to copy files to a Floppy Disk safely?

Follow these steps to copy files to a Floppy Disk safely:

1. Mount the floppy disk

2. Copy the files
3. Unmount the floppy disk

If you don’t unmount the floppy disk, then the data might become corrupted. 

15. How to identify which shell you are using?

Open the terminal and run:

$ echo $SHELL

This will print the name of the Shell being used. 

16. How can you login to another system in your network from your system?
SSH can be used for this. The Syntax is as follows:

ssh <username>@<ip address>

Suppose you want to login into a system with IP address 192.168.5.5 as a user “mike”, then the command would be:

$ ssh [email protected]

17. How would you open a file in read-only mode using the vim editor?
$ vim -R <filename>

18. How would you search for a specific Employee ID in a file using the vim editor?
$ vim +/<employee id to be searched> <filename>

19. How to jump to a particular line in a file using vim editor?

$ vim +<line number> <filename>

20. How do you sort the entries in a text file in ascending order?
This can be done using the sort command.

$ sort sample.txt

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21. What is the export command used for?

The export command is used to set and reload the environment variables. For example, if you want to set the Java path, then the 
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22. How do you check if a particular service in running?
$ service <servicename> status
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25. Explain the free command.

This command is used to display the free, used, swap memory available in the system. 

Typical free command output. The output is displayed in bytes.

$ free

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Ven says:
Jun 18, 2020 at 8:28 am GMT
Thank you, great Q&A for the interview. I’ve found a mistake where the command to stop a service is actually to start, just a note:

To stop:

$ service start———->should be “stop”

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