The RM for common Linux commands

RM: Delete

1> function: Delete files or directories

2> use format:RM [OPTION] ... FILE ...

3> Parameters:

-f:force Force Delete, do not appear warning letter, ignore the nonexistent file;

-I: Delete prompt

-R: Recursive delete, commonly used in delete directory, all files in the specified directory are deleted

4> Example:

Example 1. Delete the file, the system uses an alias, so the default RM with the-I parameter

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Example 2. Remove all files by using wildcards * All file names begin with, or end with,

Because the default every file will appear delete prompt, too much trouble, we can use \rm ba* ignore delete

Tips

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Example 3. Deleting a directory

Delete the directory directly using RmDir, only delete the empty directory, the directory is not empty \rm-r directories

The previous example tells the \rm to ignore the delete prompt

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Be careful when using the/RM-R command!

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The RM for common Linux commands