The first step to Linux part 1 : The basic commands by Olivoy
Author:Olivoy [Olivoy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-03-12T08:00:00+00:00
Delete all files with tar extension
rm *.tar
Delete both archive.tar and Doc.txt files
rm archive.tar Doc.txt
Delete the Documents directory and all its contents
rm -rf Documents/.
Creating a directory
To create a directory simply use the mkdir command. It will allow you to create a directory at the location where you are or the location specified in the command's argument.
mkdir rep1
Creating a file
touch file.txt
Note: If the file name contains a space used in quotation marks
touch "file part1.txt"
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