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Linux and Unix cd command tutorial with examples

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Command cd stands for Change Directory. You can change directory or move from one directory to another directory by using cd command. Syntax:

Example: pwd command display the absolute path name of current directory. To see the current directory absolute path press pwd command on terminal.

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Deleting a user in linux

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To delete user in linux first login as root using using su – then provide root password after login use command userdel -r user_name. userdel command is used to delete ther specified user_name

With userdel -r We delete a user and its home directory and the user´s mail spool.

Adding a new user in linux

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For adding a new user first login as root using su – then use command useradd username this will create n new user to check detail of user use id username it will show user detail. login as root

give the following command

check user is created or not

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Linux and Unix Cal command tutorial with examples

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Command “cal” stands for calendar.This command is used to see the calendar of a specific month/ year or both.The basic syntax of command “cal”.

[month]- is used for specify month[year] – is used for specify year cal command to display calendar of current month type “cal” command on terminal and press enter and output … Read more

Linux and Unix mv command tutorial with examples

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“mv” command is used to moves a group of file to a another/different directory. “mv” command can also use to rename file and directory. This command does not create a new copy of file , it only rename it. When we rename it does not consume any additional space on the disk. Syntax:

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Linux and Unix tail command tutorial with examples

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Linux and Unix tail command is one of the important command. Command tail displays the bottom/end of the file at the terminal. When “tail” command is used without any option it will display the bottom/end ten lines of the file. Syntax of tail Command in Unix and Linux Syntax:

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Linux and Unix sort command tutorial with examples

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Command sort is used to display/arrange the content of the text file in ascending or descending order. By default, sort command sorts the entire lines. Syntax:

Example: Suppose we have a file Employee.txt as shown below and we want to sort the content of the file and display at the terminal. By default sort … Read more

Linux and Unix head command tutorial with examples

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Command head displays the beginning/top of the file at the terminal. When “head” command is used without any option it will display the beginning/top ten lines of the file. Syntax:

Example: Suppose we have a file Employee.txt as shown below and we want to see the beginning/top of this file by default it will … Read more

Linux and Unix tee command tutorial with examples

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Command tee displays the output of the command and at the same time it saves this output in a file specified by the user. “tee” command can be used anywhere along with pipeline. Example: Suppose we have a file Data.txt as shown below and we want to see the content of this file and at … Read more

Linux and Unix rm command tutorial with examples

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“rm” command is used to remove/delete files. this command can delete more than one file at a time. “rm” command can also delete the specific file from the directory. Syntax:

Example: Suppose we want to delete a file Mybook01 then the command is as follows:

Note: File ones delete can’t be regained. Delete … Read more