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linux commands in under one minute
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Everything in Linux is a file The
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location of these files and directories
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are referred to as paths If you want to
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know where you are now you can use the
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pwd command Next up we have the cd or
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change directory If you want to navigate
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to another directory just type cd and
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the path of the directory that you want
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to navigate to cd dot takes you to the
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directory above and writing just cd
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takes you to the home directory Next up
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ls basically lists the contents of a
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directory You can also see the contents
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of a directory by typing ls and then the
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path of the directory you want There are
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two useful flags that you can use with
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the ls command and a flag is used to
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modify the behavior of a command So if
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we write ls- i you will be able to see
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the hidden files in the directory and
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ls- l will show you a list of detailed
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information about the files and
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directories Touch command followed by
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the name of a new file will make a new
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file in your current directory Clear
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command will clean up your command
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prompt and make it look pretty CP will
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copy a file from one place to another
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Just type cp and then the name of the
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file that you want to copy followed by
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the path of the directory that you want
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to copy the file
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