Common MAC Commands

Create a folder

mkdir folder name

Create a folder

mkdir test

Create a file

mkdir a.txt

Write the content in the created file

Echo ' Hello Word ' > A.txt

Edit File Contents

VI File name (enter the file)

Press I (enter edit mode)

Press ESC to exit edit mode

Press: Wq (save edits and exit)

Press: q! (Exit does not save content)

View File Contents

Example: Cat A.txt (cat to view files with less content)

For example: More a.txt (more for viewing more pages of files, press space can be realistic next page)

If the contents of the file are misspelled, there are two steps to correct

1. Want to create a correctly spelled file

Echo ' Hello world ' > Newfil.txt

Echo ' Hello world ' > Newfile.txt

2. Use the MV (move) command to replace the misspelled file with a new file "MV Old File New file"

MV Newfil.txt Newfile.txt (the first file is actually completely overwritten to the second file, the first one disappears)

Permanently delete

RM-RF file name

See what files are in the directory

Ls-lh

Show current directory path

Pwd

Clear what the terminal displays

Clear

Number of characters, number of words, and number of lines in WC statistics file WC filename

Java-jar C:\fireline\fireline.jar-s=c:\users\administrator\desktop\doctor-r=c:\firelinereport

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Common MAC Commands