<aside> 🐧 echo (arguments) → Print the given arguments.

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<aside> 🐧 pwd → shows where you currently are.

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<aside> 🐧 ls → List all the present directories.

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<aside> 🐧 ls -a → List all the directories including hidden files.

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<aside> 🐧 ls -l → List all the directories with their descriptions.

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<aside> 🐧 ls -la → List all the directories with their description including hidden files.

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<aside> 🐧 cd (directory name) → Change the directories.

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<aside> 🐧 cd .. → Going back to the parent directories.

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<aside> 🐧 cd - → Going back to the root directories.

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<aside> 🐧 mkdir (directory name) → For creating new directories.

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<aside> 🐧 mkdir -p (directory name / Sub-directory name) → For making a sub-directory into the new directory.

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<aside> 🐧 touch (file name) → For creating a new file.

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<aside> 🐧 file (file name) → To check whether the content is available or not in that file.

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<aside> 🐧 gedit (file name) → To edit a file.

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<aside> 🐧 cat (file name) → Show the content available on that file.

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<aside> 🐧 ctrl + r → For doing a reverse search.

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<aside> 🐧 cp (from file_name) (to file_name) → Copy one file to another file.

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<aside> 🐧 mv (from file_name) (to file_name) → Move one file to another file.

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<aside> 🐧 rm (file name) → To remove a file.

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