File commands on Linux

File commands on Linux

Ls	-a	/etc
Command	Parameter	argument
	All means you can print everything on the screen, including hidden files	index

Command: ls -a/etc

This command shows everything including hidden files under the etc directory.

TOUCH	The command is to create a file. The files created with this command are formed under the directory where you created the command.	Example command:   touch ARİF AKYÜZ Description:An empty file without an extension named "ARİF AKYÜZ" is formed, something can be written into this file as .txt.
ECHO	This command modifies the contents of an existing file or .txt, html, and so on.	Example command 1:   echo JON SNOW> ARİF AKYÜZ Description: Deletes the information in the "ARİF AKYÜZ" file and writes "JON SNOW" on it. Sample command 2 :echo JON SNOW >> ARIF AKYÜZ Description: "ARIF AKYÜZ" writes "JON SNOW" to the bottom line without deleting the existing information in the file.	> Redirect means >> redirect to add something to the content without crushing what exists
CAT	The contents of the .txt file can be viewed and changed by using the CAT command on the terminal.	Example command 1 :cat Arif Akyüz Description: If something is written in the "ARIF AKYÜZ" file we created above, it will press it on the screen.   Example command 2 :cat PERSONNEL LIST Description: If there is a list of .txt etc. named "PERSONNEL LIST" under the current directory, all the information in it is printed on the screen
HEAD	If there is a list of .txt etc. named "PERSONNEL LIST" under the current directory, it prints only the information in the first 8 lines, not all the information in it.	Example command 3: HEAD STAFF LIST
TAIL	If there is a list of .txt etc. named "PERSONNEL LIST" under the current directory, it prints only the information in the last 8 lines, not all the information in it.	Example command 4: tail STAFF LIST
MORE	If there is a list of .txt etc. named "PERSONNEL LIST" under the current directory, all the information in it is printed on the screen, but as you press ENTER to read slowly, the lines load downwards. ctrl+c exits the process	Example command 5: more STAFF LIST
Pwd	Indicates which directory it is in. Example command: pwd
Ls	Prints the files and folders in the current directory on the screen.	The example command presses the 1:ls Description: Except for hidden files screen. Example Command 2 : ls -a Description: Prints everything including hidden files.
GREP	Find the text ARİF AKYÜZ from the PERSONNEL LIST .txt for example to display the content in a file	cat PERSONNEL LIST | grep ARIF AKYÜZ	| ability to use multiple communes in a row
MKDIR	Create index (klsör) command.	The example command creates a folder named 1:mkdir ARIF AKYÜZ Description: "ARIF AKYÜZ".
RM/RMDIR	RMDIR: Delete existing or Newly Created directories(folders) command RM: Delete existing or Newly Created files	The sample command deletes the folder 1:rmdir ARIF AKYÜZ Description: "ARIF AKYÜZ".   The sample command deletes the file 2:rm ARIF AKYÜZ Description: "ARIF AKYÜZ".
Cp	Copy a file	Sample command copies 1 :cp ARİF AKYÜZ Description:Arif AKYÜZ file Sample command 2 :cp -r Dowloands/ ARİF AKYÜZ Description: Downlands kver copies into ARIF AKYÜZ folder.
Mv	Move a file	Sample command 1 :cp ARIF AKYÜZ Description:Arif AKYÜZ moves the file Example command 2 :cp -r Dowloands/ ARIF AKYÜZ Description: Downlands moves the kver into the ARIF AKYÜZ folder.
FIND	File search, slow	Example command 1: find ARIF AKYÜZ/
LOCATE	File search, faster	Example command 1: locate ARIF AKYÜZ/