How To Remove File From Linux?
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To remove a file from a Linux system, you can use the rm command. This command allows you to delete files and directories. For example, to remove a file named ‘example.txt’, you would use the command:
rm example.txt
To remove a directory and all its contents, you would use the -r option:
rm -r directoryname