Unix primer
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The document provides an overview of common Unix commands for navigating directories, managing files, and examining file contents. It discusses commands for changing directories (cd), printing the working directory (pwd), listing directory contents (ls), creating/deleting directories and files (mkdir, rmdir, touch, cp, rm, mv), and managing file permissions (chown, chgrp, chmod). It also covers commands for reading/writing text files (more, less, cat), finding files (find), identifying file types (file), counting lines (wc), and searching files (grep).
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