Simple Linux Command Line notes: Rm

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Delete a file/directory (or file link)

Rm [Options]File-list

 

Parameters

File-listIsRmList of objects to be deleted

 

Option

-F: directly delete the file without asking

-R or-r recursively delete directories

-I ask the user when deleting the file

-V display the deletion information when deleting an object

 

Example Rm

 
$RmDemo. Java $LsJtregex3_jb51.7z mboo.Zip
 

Delete files without prompt or inquiry

 

Rm-I

$Rm-I mboo.Zip Rm: Whether to delete normal files"Mboo.zip"? Y
 

Ask When deleting, confirm deletion by Y, and deny deletion by N.

 

Rm-V

 
$Rm-V jtregex3_jb51.7z deleted"Jtregex3_jb51.7z"
 

Delete an object and display the deletion information.

 

Rm-R

$Rm-R-V aaa deleted directory:"AAA/BBB/ccc"Deleted directory:"AAA/BBB"Deleted directory:"Aaa"
 

Recursively delete directories, and replace-R with-R. The-V option is more intuitive.

 

RM *. txt

$LsA.txt B .txt c.txt $Rm-V *. Txt deleted"A.txt"Deleted"B .txt"Deleted"C.txt"
 

Use wildcards to delete objects