How To Remove a Tar File In Linux?
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To remove a tar file in Linux, you can use the command “rm” followed by the name of the tar file. For example, if the tar file is named “example.tar”, you would use the command “rm example.tar” to remove it. Alternatively, you can use the command “tar -xvf” followed by the tar file name to extract the contents of the tar file and then use the command “rm -rf” followed by the directory name to delete the extracted files.