Linux Command Lines Flashcards

1
Q

hostname

A

my computer’s network name

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2
Q

mkdir

A

make directory

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3
Q

ls

A

list directory

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4
Q

cd

A

change directory

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5
Q

rmdir

A

remove directory

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6
Q

print working directory

A

pwd

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7
Q

my computer’s network name

A

hostname

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8
Q

Make directory

A

mkdir

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9
Q

change directory

A

cd

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10
Q

list directory

A

ls

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11
Q

remove directory

A

rmdir

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12
Q

pushd

A

push directory

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13
Q

push directory

A

pushd

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14
Q

popd

A

pop directory

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15
Q

pop directory

A

popd

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16
Q

cp

A

copy a file or directory

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17
Q

copy a file or directory

A

cp

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18
Q

mv

A

move a file or directory

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19
Q

move a file or directory

A

mv

20
Q

less

A

page through a file

21
Q

page through a file

A

less

22
Q

cat

A

print the whole file

23
Q

print the whole file

A

cat

24
Q

xargs

A

execute argument

25
Q

execute argument

A

xargs

26
Q

find

A

find files

27
Q

find files

A

find

28
Q

grep

A

find things inside files

29
Q

find things inside files

A

grep

30
Q

man

A

read a manual page

31
Q

read a manual page

A

man

32
Q

apropos

A

The apropos command searches manual page names and descriptions for a user-supplied keyword.

33
Q

What keyword is used to search the manual page names and descriptions?

A

apropos

34
Q

env

A

Accesses all environment variables, as well as, the values associated with them, Used by executing the env command without any option.

35
Q

What keyword is used to access all environmental variables and their values?

A

env

36
Q

echo

A

Prints an argument. Use the echo command to write and overwrite data to a file. echo “hello you” test.txt will overwrite the existing test.txt data with “hello you”.

37
Q

Print some arguments. Use this command to write and overwrite data to a file using command line in terminal

A

echo echo “hello you” test.txt this will overwrite any existing data in file test.txt with text hello you.

38
Q

export

A

export/ set a new environment variable

39
Q

export/ set a new environment variable

A

export

40
Q

exit

A

exit the shell

41
Q

exit the shell

A

exit

42
Q

sudo

A

DANGER! become super user root DANGER!

43
Q

chown

A

change file owner and group

44
Q

chmod

A

Change access permissions of files

45
Q

pwd

A

print work directory