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Basic Kali Linux Commands Guide

This document provides a list of basic commands for Kali Linux, including system update and upgrade commands, user identification, and file management commands. It explains commands such as 'pwd' for displaying the present working directory, 'mkdir' for creating directories, and 'rm' for removing files and directories. Additionally, it includes redirection operators for file creation.

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Basic Kali Linux Commands Guide

This document provides a list of basic commands for Kali Linux, including system update and upgrade commands, user identification, and file management commands. It explains commands such as 'pwd' for displaying the present working directory, 'mkdir' for creating directories, and 'rm' for removing files and directories. Additionally, it includes redirection operators for file creation.

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KALI LINUX BASIC

COMMANDS
 apt update – Its update ur system.
 apt upgrade – Its upgrade ur system.
 Who am I – Show User Name.
 pwd - Present Work Directory. That shows current
location.
 Is - Shows all directory & files.
 Clear – Clear the Terminal.
 Mkdir – Creat a new directory.
 Cd – Change the directory. It use to enter to the
specific directory.
 Touch – It creat a new file.
 Cat – It is use to Display the content 0=inside a file.
 Cd.. – It is use to back to previous Directory.
 Cp – It is use to copy the file & Directory.
 Mv – It is move the file & Directory.
 Rm – It is use to remove the file.
 Rm-r – It is use remove the Directory.
 > - Redirectional operator , that is use for Creat a new
file.

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