One Linux command per day: RESET, Clear__linux

One Linux command per day: Reset, clear

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Clear clears the screen, essentially allowing the terminal display page to flip backwards, and if you scroll up the screen you can see the previous operation information. Used when the interface content is much more cluttered.

How to use:

$ clear

Reset to reset the shell environment, this command will completely refresh the terminal screen, the previous terminal input operation information will be emptied. Some operations in the process of error caused terminal input complete confusion, such as not see the input characters, input characters garbled, historical commands up and down error, etc. use reset can return to normal (in the input reset state even if you do not see the input does not matter).

How to use:

$ reset