The document lists various Linux commands and provides a brief description of each command. Some common commands listed include mkdir to create folders, cd to change directories, ls to list files, cat to view file contents, date to view the date, cal to display a calendar, echo to display messages, and pwd to print the working directory. Other commands mentioned are tail and head to view parts of files, history to see previously run commands, and id to print user and group IDs.

1. - BY MANISH BOTHRA LINUX COMMANDS

2. Mkdir - Create new folder

3. cd - Change Directory

4. Cd - - Go to home directory

5. Cd - Go to previous directory

6. ls - List information about file

7. Ls -a - show all hidden files

8. Cat> filename - To create a file

9. Cat filename - to view the content of the file.

10. date – To view the date.

11. Cal - Displays a calendar

12. echo - Display message on screen

13. cat>> filename - Appends the data

14. Cat file1.txt file2.txt - Displays data of both the files.

15. Cat file1.txt file2.txt - Concatenate two files

16. Alias - Create an alias

17. who - Print all usernames currently logged in

18. Help - Display help for a built-in command

19. Pwd - Prints Working Directory

20. Head filename - Output the first part of file

21. tail filename - Output the last part of files

22. Command - Run a command - ignoring shell functions

23. egrep - Search file for lines that match an extended expression

24. fgrep - Search file for lines that match a fixed string

25. History - displays History

26. History -a - Append the new history lines to the history file

27. Id - Print user and group id's

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