The document outlines basic Linux commands along with their functions. It details commands such as 'whoami' to identify the current user, 'hostname' for the assigned hostname, and 'pwd' to display the current working directory. Additional commands include 'reboot' for restarting the system, 'power off' to turn it off, and 'clear' to clear terminal lines.

1. LINUX BASIC COMMANDS
VIGNESH KUMAR
CLASS - II
SILICON CHIPS TAMILAN

2. COMMAND 01
• Command Name : whoami
• User : This used to identify the username of the current user who is logged in

3. COMMAND 02
• Command Name : Hostname
• User : Witch Hostname Assigned

4. COMMAND 03
• Command Name : PWD
• User : displays the full path of the current working directory

5. COMMAND 04
• Command Name : Reboot
• User : Reboot the System

6. COMMAND 05
• Command Name : Power off
• User : System Power off

7. COMMAND 06
• Command Name : Exit
• User : CMD using terminal Login is Sign out the Exit cmd..

8. COMMAND 07
• Command Name : Clear
• User : Clear All Terminal Lines.

9. COMMAND 08
• Command Name : History
• User : History CMD is using All Command lines 1000 Lines showing.

10. COMMAND 09
• Command Name : TTY
• User : TTY is used to your current terminal using now..