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Basic Linux Commands

The document outlines the aim of studying and implementing basic Linux commands. It provides a list of commands along with their descriptions and variations, such as 'mkdir' for creating directories. The document serves as a reference for users to learn and apply these commands in a Linux environment.

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Basic Linux Commands

The document outlines the aim of studying and implementing basic Linux commands. It provides a list of commands along with their descriptions and variations, such as 'mkdir' for creating directories. The document serves as a reference for users to learn and apply these commands in a Linux environment.

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BASIC LINUX COMMANDS

AIM: To Study and implement the basic Linux commands.


COMMANDS: Here are the lists of commands that have been studied and
implemented.
1. mkdir Description: Creates the Directories if they do not already exist.
Also used to create the directory in the current directory.
Syntax: mkdir
Variation: mkdir -p dir1/dir2/dir3 (creates nested directories using one
mkdir command)
Output: $mkdir 2015506088

You have to do same procedure for these commands:

1. mkdir [Link]
2. ls [Link]
3. cd [Link]
4. pwd [Link]
5. vim [Link]
6. cp [Link]
7. mv [Link]
8. rm [Link]
9. find [Link]
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