Common Linux commands at work

I. Catalogue

• pwd display of course directory

• LS Displays the file (clip) in the current directory

• ll or ls-l detailed display of the file (clip) information in the current directory

• CD.. Return to the top level directory

• CD. current directory

CD/ return root directory

CD- returns the last directory

• CD ~ Enter the current user directory

• mkdir Creating a directory

• MV Move file (clip)/rename

Format: MV [parameter] [source file/directory] [destination file/directory]

Parameter:-F force coercion, if the target file already exists, does not ask to overwrite directly

- I. Interactive Interaction, the target file already exists, will ask whether to overwrite

Example 1: Moving test-1 to Lengjf-blog

Example 2: Move test-1 to test and rename to test-01

• RM Delete file (clip)

Format: RM [parameters] [File/directory]

Parameter:-R Delete Directory

-F will be prompted when deleting

RM-RF is a very dangerous command to use carefully.

Common Linux commands at work