Introduction to the ' ls-l ' command output format

The ' ls-l ' command displays a list of files in a long format, with each field meaning the following:

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|       |  |         |            |       |          |            | |
|       |  |         |            |       |          |            | +--Symbolic Connection (S_link)
|       |  |         |            |       |          | |
|       |  |         |            |       |          | +-----filename (name)
|       |  |         |            |       | |
|       |  |         |            |       | +----File last changed (time)
|       |  |         |            | |
|       |  |         |            | +------------length of file in bytes (size)
|       |  |         | |
|       |  |         | +----------file Genus (group)
|       |  | |
|       |  | +--------------------file owner (user)
|       | |
|       | +-------Connection digits (count)
| |
| +-------file Mode bit (mode), accounting for 9-bit
|
+------------file type bit (type), accounting for a

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