Top Linux Commands you NEED to know
Here are some of the top Linux commands you should remember:
ls: This command lists the contents of a directory.
cd: This command changes the current directory.
pwd: This command prints the current working directory.
mkdir: This command creates a new directory.
rmdir: This command removes an empty directory.
cp: This command copies a file or directory.
mv: This command moves or renames a file or directory.
cat: This command displays the contents of a file.
grep: This command searches for a pattern in a file.
sort: This command sorts the lines in a file.
uniq: This command removes duplicate lines from a file.
Here are some additional commands that analysts may find useful:
man: This command displays the manual page for a command.
history: This command displays a list of the commands that have been previously executed.
less: This command allows you to scroll through the output of a command.
tail: This command displays the last few lines of a file.
head: This command displays the first few lines of a file.
awk: This command allows you to process text files line by line.
sed: This command allows you to edit text files.
tr: This command allows you to translate or delete characters from a text file.