Linux Command.ppsx

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Linux is an open source operating system whose source code can be modified and customized by users to create different distributions that can run on various computers and devices. This document discusses common Linux commands like date, ls, cd, mkdir, rmdir, pwd, and echo. Date displays the system date and time. Ls lists files and directories. Cd changes the current working directory. Mdkir creates new directories. Rmdir removes empty directories. Pwd displays the present working directory. And echo displays or writes a string to a file.

Linux
 Linux operating system-Linux is a open source operating system. The source
code can be modified by different users and variation for this code can be
created.
 These different variation are known as distribution. And can be used on
different computer and other devices.
 All version of linux manage hardware , there sources and also help in
launching different applications.
 A distribution of linux mainly consist of karnal system utilizes, program and
tools which can be used for downloading and installing software update.

DATE
 Data command is used to display the system date and time.

Ls
 The ls command is used to list flies or directories in Linux.

cd
 cd comaand in linux known as change directory command. It is used to
change current working directory.

mkdir
 mkdir command in linux allows the user to create directories. The command
can create multiple directories at once as well as set the permissions for
directories.

rmdir
 rmdir command is used remove empty directories from the filesystem in
linux. The rmdir command removes each and every directory specified in the
command line only if these directories are empty.

pwd
 pwd display’s the present working directory. When you first start the terminal
you are in the login user home directory. Each user is provided with its own
home directory

echo
 Use to display a line of text on the terminal.You can also move some text data
into a file using echo command.

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1. Linux Command Terminal By Pranav Patil

2. Linux  Linux operating system-Linux is a open source operating system. The source code can be modified by different users and variation for this code can be created.  These different variation are known as distribution. And can be used on different computer and other devices.  All version of linux manage hardware , there sources and also help in launching different applications.  A distribution of linux mainly consist of karnal system utilizes, program and tools which can be used for downloading and installing software update.

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5. cd  cd comaand in linux known as change directory command. It is used to change current working directory.

6. mkdir  mkdir command in linux allows the user to create directories. The command can create multiple directories at once as well as set the permissions for directories.

7. rmdir  rmdir command is used remove empty directories from the filesystem in linux. The rmdir command removes each and every directory specified in the command line only if these directories are empty.

8. pwd  pwd display’s the present working directory. When you first start the terminal you are in the login user home directory. Each user is provided with its own home directory

9. echo  Use to display a line of text on the terminal.You can also move some text data into a file using echo command.