Linux Basic Commands Part 2









Linux command Line


Create a file in linux


# Touch
# cat
# > Output Redirection
The '>' symbol is used for output (STDOUT) redirection


Viewing File Contents and other commands


  1. Cat
  2. more
  3. tail
  4. head
  5. cp – Copy files and directories
  6. mv – Move/rename files and directories
  7. mkdir – Create directories
  8. rm – Remove files and directories
  9. ln – Create hard and symbolic links







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