Linux Delete Files
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so here we are going to see how we can
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delete offer now already we have seen
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creating modifying changing the location
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of the file copying the file but not the
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deletion but if I want to delete a file
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we have the command in the Linux
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operating system that is your RM RM
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means remove so we can remove the file
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from the original location or if we are
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located somewhere else so for that just
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we need to define the path of the
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destination location or the file
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location and we can delete the file if I
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want to remove the file we can remove in
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multiple ways we can either give the
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command RM file name first deleting of
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specific file if I want to delete
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multiple file at a time we can also give
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the command RM and multiple file names
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same way if I want to delete all the
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files like if you have 2530 files in the
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same location and you want to flush out
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all the files you can go for RM and a
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strict sign where the abstract sign are
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ask your wildcard character where it
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includes everything into that particular
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present directory so you can delete all
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the files by using the RM command let us
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check into the terminal how we can use
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this command into the existing directory
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so in LS we can check these are the
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files which I have created earlier into
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this desktop and we can also see it
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graphically these are the files I have
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now whatever if I want to delete a file
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so for that I'll just give the come on
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RM RM and the file name for example data
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1 it is deleted right RM if I want to
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delete multiple file I can give the file
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name like file1 and file2 we can define
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multiple file name so we can check it is
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again tallit it same thing if I want to
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delete a file or if I want to delete all
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files into this particular directory I
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can just give come on
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RM and a string so you can find all the
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files as been deleted so this is how
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generally we delete a file into your
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Linux operating system you know by using
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your one file if you want to delete use
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it you can use our n data 1 or n eat the
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file name
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Aurum multiple file names and RM are
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strict for deleting all defaults so into
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next video we are going to check more
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about your own X file systems
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