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Listing files <\/strong>(ls)<\/p>\n

If you want to see the list of files on your UNIX or Linux system, use the ‘ls<\/strong>‘ command.
\nIt shows the files \/directories in your current directory.<\/p>\n

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Suppose, your “Music” folder has following sub-directories and files.
\nYou can use ‘ls -R<\/strong>‘ to shows all the files not only in directories but also subdirectories.<\/p>\n

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‘ls -al<\/strong>‘ gives detailed information of the files.<\/p>\n

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The command provides information in a columnar format. The columns contain the following information: <\/p>\n

1st Column \tFile type and access permissions
\n2nd Column \t# of HardLinks to the File
\n3rd Column \tOwner and the creator of the file
\n4th Column \tGroup of the owner
\n5th Column \tFile size in Bytes
\n6th Column \tDate and Time
\n7th Column \tDirectory or File name <\/p>\n

Hidden Files<\/strong> – ls -a
\nHidden items in Linux begin with . “period”<\/p>\n

Deleting Files <\/strong>
\nThe ‘rm<\/strong>‘ command removes files from the system without confirmation.
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\nMoving and Re-naming files<\/strong>
\nmv<\/strong> filename new_file_location\/or new_file_name<\/p>\n

Directory Manipulations<\/strong>
\nmkdir<\/strong> my_directory <\/p>\n

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Renaming Directory<\/strong>
\n The ‘mv<\/strong>‘ (move) command can also be used for renaming directories. Use the below-given format:
\nmv directoryname newdirectoryname<\/p>\n

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Listing files (ls) If you want to see the list of files on your UNIX or Linux system, use the ‘ls‘ command. It shows the files \/directories in your current directory. Suppose, your “Music” folder has following sub-directories and files. You can use ‘ls -R‘ to shows all the files not only in directories but …<\/p>\n

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