Basic Commands of Linux

 19.04.2017

Cool .... 3^rd Day At Uki…

We 5 were left for the Morning Session and others went to British Council.

Meanwhile we completed our last day blogs and got ready to Study a new Chapter “Basic Commands Of Linux”.

Basically there are two Interfaces in a machine

1. GUI – Graphical User Interfaces

• It contains Menus, Icons, Bars etc.
  
  
  
  
  

2. CLI – Command Line Interfaces

• CLI has Commands, Options and Arguments
• A Programmer moves with this interface.
  
  
  
  
  

In today’s Blog I'm going to share a short quick revision about some Basic Commands Of Linux I understood yesterday…

Some Basic Commands Of Linux

1. cd
   • Change Directory
   • cd<space>foldername
   • It helps to move to the folders which we want.
     
     
2. cd ..
   • Back to last locations
     
     
3. ls
   • list
   • Its shows what the folder contains which we are actually.
     
     
4. mkdir
   • Make Directory
   • mkdir<space>foldername
   • Creating a New Folder.
     
     
5. rmdir
   • Remove Directory
   • rmdir<space>foldername
   • Deleting a Folder
     
     
6. touch
   • We use this to create text files
   • touch<space>filename.txt
   • touch<space>filename
     
     
7. rm
   • We use this to remove text files.
   • rm<space>filename.txt
     
     
8. pwd
   • Path Working Directory
   • Specify the path where we are exactly.
     
     
9. mv (For Renaming)
   • mv<space>filename which already has<space>new filename
   • Command for renaming a file
     
     
10. mv (For Moving Files)
    • Command for moving a file.
    • mv<space>fullpath<space>new file path
      
      
11. tree
    • A structurer that helps to display all the file the folder has in one view.
      
      
12.  clear
    • to clear old commands we use this
       
      

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