rm

Question 1

-d or –dir

Answer 1

Can be used to be remove directories if they are empty

Question 2

-f or –force

Answer 2

Removes the warning for no such file or directory and ignores -i

Question 3

-i

Answer 3

Asks if you want to remove the file or directory, if no then it just skips over that file/directory. Equivalent to –interactive=always

Question 4

-I

Answer 4

If there is more than 3 files/directories to be deleted then it will ask you if you want them deleted. Ignores any previous -f option. Equivalent to –interactive=once

Question 5

–interactive=never

Answer 5

Don’t ever ask me if I want permission to delete file/directory

Question 6

–interactive=once

Answer 6

Asks me for permission once to delete if there are more than 3 files/directory to be deleted. Equivalent to -I

Question 7

–interactive=always

Answer 7

Ask me for permission to delete each file/directory

Question 8

–interactive

Answer 8

With no when is equivalent to –interactive=always

Question 9

–one-file-system

Answer 9

Only delete files from the same file system or hard drives

Question 10

–preserve-root[=all]

Answer 10

Do not delete the root directory of the whole computer. This is one by default at all times

Question 11

–no-preserve-root

Answer 11

How to fuck up your life. Will allow you to delete everything on computer. DO NOT USE.

Question 12

-r, –R or –recursive

Answer 12

Will keep deleting directories and files until all are deleted

Question 13

-v, –verbose

Answer 13

• Tells you the files/directories it will be removing