1.copy - copying files
syntax:cp sourcefile destinationfile
2.rename -rename/move the files
i)syntax:mv sourcefile destinationfile (if the destination available it will be moved. Otherwise it will be renamed.)
3.create new files and manage nautilus
Applications-->system tools-->File browser
4.touch filename - command for creating dummy files / updating time stamp
5.cat filename - viewing the contents of a particular file
6.vim filname - editing the file.(saving esc+shift+:wq)
7.mkdir dir - creating a directory
8.cd dir -change directory
9.pwd :present working directory
10.cd - :previous working directory
11.cd :goto the home directory of the current user
12.Removing the file/directoy:
rmdir dirname - remove directory (if directory is empty)
rm -rf dirname - remove directory recursively (directory has some contents)
13.cd .. - going back the parent directory
14.syntax: file filename -for checking what type file the given is
syntax:cp sourcefile destinationfile
2.rename -rename/move the files
i)syntax:mv sourcefile destinationfile (if the destination available it will be moved. Otherwise it will be renamed.)
3.create new files and manage nautilus
Applications-->system tools-->File browser
4.touch filename - command for creating dummy files / updating time stamp
5.cat filename - viewing the contents of a particular file
6.vim filname - editing the file.(saving esc+shift+:wq)
7.mkdir dir - creating a directory
8.cd dir -change directory
9.pwd :present working directory
10.cd - :previous working directory
11.cd :goto the home directory of the current user
12.Removing the file/directoy:
rmdir dirname - remove directory (if directory is empty)
rm -rf dirname - remove directory recursively (directory has some contents)
13.cd .. - going back the parent directory
14.syntax: file filename -for checking what type file the given is
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