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U n i x   -   B a s i c   C o m m a n d



ls To Display List of Working Directory.
pwd To Display Working Directory.
cat To Display The Contents of A File.
rm To Remove A File.
cp To Copy A File.
e.g:
  cp   source_file   destination_file
mv To Change Name of A File.
e.g:
  cp   existing_file   new_file
who or w To Display A List Of The Users Currently Logged In.
who am i To Display Which Terminal You Are Using and What Time You Logged In.
finger To Display A List Of The Users Who Are Currently Using The System.
talk To Carry On A Two-Way Conversation With Another User Who Is Logged In Your System or On A Different Computer.
w or uptime To Display Current Time Of Day, How Long The Computer Has Been Running (days, hours, minutes), How Many Users Are Logged In and How busy The System Is (load average).
write To Send A Message To Another User Who Is Logged In.
mailx To Send and Receive Electronic Mail.
echo To Display Text On The Terminal.
date To Display The Date and Time.
grep To Find A String.
head or sed To Look At The Top of The File ( first 10 lines ).
tail To Look At The End of The File ( last 10 lines ).
sort To Display A file In Order.
uniq To Remove Duplicate Lines In A File
lp To Print A File.
wheris or which To Find Command's Full Pathname Associated With.
diff To Compare Two Files.
compress To Shrink A File.
uncompress To Unshrink A Compressed File.
zcat To Display The Contents of Compressed File.
passwd To Change User's Password.
pg or more To Display one Screenful Contents of A Text File At A Time.
e.g:
  cat text_file | pg or cat text_file | more
man To Display The System Manual.
e.g:
  man man or man man | pg
         To Find Out More About man Utility
e.g:
  man -k
         To Search Using Keywords man Utility














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