How To Delete File In Linux?
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To delete a file in Linux, use the command line utility called rm. To delete a file, type “rm” followed by the path to the file or the file name. You can also use the -f option to force the deletion of a file without prompting for confirmation. For example, the command “rm filename” will delete the file named filename. To delete multiple files, you can use the wildcard character ‘*’ to match multiple files. For example, the command “rm *” will delete all files in the current directory.