How to use linux commands

How to use Linux commands

Tips for learning terminal commands:

● Not required Memorize common commands by rote. If you use them more, you will naturally remember them

● Don’t try to learn all the commands at once. Some commands are very uncommon. If you encounter them temporarily, you can use Baidu temporarily

● To view the usage of a command, you can use the man command, for example: man ls

##serial numbercommand Corresponding Englishfunction##010203040506##07clearclearClear the screen (shortcut key ctrl l)Tips

ls	list	View current Contents under the folder
pwd	print wrok directory	View the current folder
cd [directory name]	change directory	Switch folder
touch [file name]	touch	If the file does not exist, create a new file
mkdir [Directory name]	make directory	Create directory
rm [File name]	remove	Delete the specified file name

● ctrl shift = Enlarge the font display of the terminal window

● ctrl - Reduce the font size of the terminal window Display

Autocomplete

After typing out the first few letters of the file/directory/command, press the tab key. If there is no ambiguity in the input, the system will automatically complete if there are other file/directory/command, press the tab key again, the system will prompt you for possible commands

Tips

● Press the up/down cursor keys to go back and forth between previously used commands Switch

● If you want to exit the selection and do not want to execute the currently selected command, you can press ctrl c

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