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Shailendra Yadav
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Asked: February 3, 20222022-02-03T08:25:52+05:30 2022-02-03T08:25:52+05:30

What Command Can Be Used On Most Linux Distributions To Find The Directories?

What Command Can Be Used On Most Linux Distributions To Find The Directories?
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    1. Maryam Khalid Bronze
      2022-02-18T09:00:40+05:30Added an answer on February 18, 2022 at 9:00 am

      What command can be used on most Linux distributions to find the directories where the man pages are kept?

      Answer: echo $MANPATH is the command that can be used on most Linux distributions to find the directories where the man pages are kept.

      What is the interface for Linux commands?

      The commands are considered as the OS utilities most of the advanced OS have command prompts on which the commands for a specific task are written and then the task is executed For Linux “Terminal Linux” is the platform on which the controls are made. The terminal is the CMD interface for the system interaction. the Linux commands are case-sensitive.

      The interface of Linux for command execution is far better as compared to Windows or macOS. From basic to advanced, all sorts of work is done with the Linux terminal. The category for basic work is file creation, delete, modify, or change the location of a file while the advanced work task is related to the administration as user management, networking task, and so on. The Linux terminal is open in the following step:

      • Enter CTRL+ALT+T together.
      • With the help of entering key execute the command.

      Linux commands

      Let’s see some of the basic and advanced Linux commands below:

      pwd:

      In the terminal first we reach the home directory. f you want to find the directory, the “pwd” command is used.it tells the absolute path which is the path from the root. The base of the Linux system is the root, and a forward slash (/) is used to denote it. The user directory is similar to “/home/username”.

      Is:

      The command is to determine the file name in the specified directory.to determine the hidden file in the directory type the “Is-a” command in the terminal.

      cd:

      To enter the directory the “cd” command of the terminal is used, for example, to switch from the home folder to download the type “Download CD”. The cd command is sensitive which means you have to type exactly the defined folder’s name. in some cases, the command may show an error then use the backward slash which will solve the error. For example instead of “cd Rasp pi” use “ cd Rasppi”.to move to the first folder then press “ cd..”.

      echo:

      the echo command is to move the data generally from text to file. If you want to create the new text file or append it to the existing file, type “echo hello this is xyzzy>>new. txt”. there is no need for the use of backward slash for space separation because >> is present when the text is complete.

      cat:

      To display the file content the cat command is helpful. Generally, it is used to view the program easily.

      nano, vi, jed:

      nano and vi are the installed editors in Linux terminal nano are the text editor that has colors keywords and identifies most of the languages. While vi is easier than nano a new file or the modification in the file can happen with the help of this editor, e.g. to create the file “check.txt” the nano editor is helpful in it with the command “nano check.txt”.

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