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25 Basic Linux Commands 2025

The document provides a list of 25 basic Linux commands for beginners, detailing their functions. Key commands include 'ls' for listing files, 'mkdir' for creating directories, and 'rm' for deleting files. This guide serves as an essential reference for new users to navigate and manage files in a Linux environment.

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25 Basic Linux Commands 2025

The document provides a list of 25 basic Linux commands for beginners, detailing their functions. Key commands include 'ls' for listing files, 'mkdir' for creating directories, and 'rm' for deleting files. This guide serves as an essential reference for new users to navigate and manage files in a Linux environment.

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25 Basic Linux Commands For Beginners [2025]

1. ls: Displays information about files in the current directory.

2. pwd: Displays the current working directory.

3. mkdir: Creates a directory.

4. cd: To navigate between different folders.

5. rmdir: Removes empty directories from the directory lists.

6. cp: Copy files from one directory to another.

7. mv: Rename and Replace the files.

8. rm: Delete files.

9. uname: Command to get basic information about the OS.

10. locate: Find a file in the database.

11. touch: Create empty files.

12. ln: Create shortcuts to other files.

13. cat: Display file contents on terminal.

14. clear: Clear terminal.

15. ps: Display the processes in terminal.

16. man: Access manual for all Linux commands.

17. grep: Search for a specific string in an output.

18. echo: Print string or text to the terminal.

19. wget: Download files from the internet.

20. whoami: Displays the current user's name.

21. sort: Sort the file content.

22. cal: View Calendar in terminal.

23. whereis: View the exact location of any command typed after this command.

24. df: Check the details of the file system.


25. wc: Check the lines, word count, and characters in a file using different options.

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