One day linux command: clear, pwd, touch, mkdir

Today's command parameters are relatively simple, so I want to learn more. The clear command is used to clear the screen. Ctrl + L has the same effect. The pwd (printworkingdirectory) command displays the current directory (absolute path ). The touch command is used to change the file time...
Today's command parameters are relatively simple, so I want to learn more. The clear command is used to clear the screen. Ctrl + L has the same effect. The pwd (print working directory) command displays the current directory (absolute path ). The touch command is used to change the file time. you can use touch -- help to view the parameters. But it is generally used to create a file, that is, touch fileName. Of course, when the fileName file does not exist. The function of the command www.2cto.com mkdir (make directories) is to create a directory. For more information about the parameters, see mkdir -- help. Commonly used: 1. mkdir dir: create a directory. 2. mkdir-m 644 dir: create a directory and set permissions for it. 644 meaning it is described in the chmod command. 3. mkdir-p dir1/dir2/dir3: create dir3 under dir1/dir2. when dir1 and dir2 do not exist, they can be created at the same time. Author: CrazyNemo