Linux Shell Command Series (4)

. Cat commands

"Cat" stands for Nexus (concatenation), connects two or more text files, or prints the contents of a file in standard output form.

. CP command

"Copy" is the copy. It copies one file from one place to another.

MV Command

The "MV" command moves a local file to another location.

. pwd command

"PWD" (print working directory), which displays the full path of the current working directory in the terminal.
[Email protected]:~# pwd

/home/user/desktop
Note: This command is not used frequently in scripts, but for beginners, it is definitely a lifesaver when you lose a path in a terminal long after connecting to Linux.

. CD command

Finally, the frequently used "CD" command represents a change of directory. It changes the working directory in the terminal to perform, copy, move, read, write, and so on.

[Email protected]:~# cd/home/user/desktop
[Email protected]:~$ pwd

/home/user/desktop
Note: When you switch directories in the terminal, the CD is on. "CD ~" Changes the working directory to the user's home directory, and is useful when users find themselves missing a path in the terminal. "CD.." From the current working directory
Switch to the parent directory (the current working directory).

Linux Shell Command Series (4)