Linux Basics Part 1

Linux is an open-source operating system based on the Linux kernel.

Linux commands you should know:

ls -l — lists the contents of a directory.

mkdir — creates a directory.

cat > — writes content to a file and creates a file.

cat — shows the contents of a file.

touch — creates a new file.

cp — copies contents of a file to another file.

mv — moves files and folders to different locations.

rm — removes a file from a directory.

man — gives a manual for each Linux command.