Linux commands-File operations classes

Disclaimer: The Linux commands involved in this article are the most common use, not enumerated parameters, self-access man

1.ls view files and directories

-A print all files, including hidden files

-l list printing, data items include file attributes, size and permissions, etc.

-H capacity display in human readable form (GB,KB, etc.)

Example:

Ls-alh test/*.txt View the text file under the test folder

2.MV move a file or directory, or rename

Example:

MV A.txt b.txt Renaming the file a.txt to B.txt

MV Test Test2 Name the folder test Test2

MV a.txt test3/*.txt test4 test2 file a.txt, txt file under folder Test3, and folder test4 move to Folder Test2

3.cp copy files or directories

-R recursive continuous replication for directory replication

-A recursive copy, which is copied along with the properties of the file, and if the file is a connection file, the connection file is copied instead of the file itself

Example:

Cp-i a.txt test2 Copy the file A.txt to the folder Test2

Cp-r test3 test2 Copy folder test3 to folder Test2

Cp-r test3/ test2 Copy the contents of a folder Test3 to a folder test2

4.RM to Remove files or directories

-F ignores files that do not exist

-R Recursive Delete

Example:

RM-RF test2 (/) Delete folder Test2

RM-RF test2/* Delete a folder test2 under the content

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Linux commands-File operations classes