The UNIX Filesystem Commands#

The UNIX filesystem commands allow you to manage files and directories on your system. This post provides an overview of common UNIX filesystem commands.

Common Commands#

`ls`#

The ls command lists the contents of a directory.

ls

`cd`#

The cd command changes the current directory.

cd /path/to/directory

`pwd`#

The pwd command prints the current working directory.

pwd

`mkdir`#

The mkdir command creates a new directory.

mkdir new_directory

`rm`#

The rm command removes files or directories.

rm file_name

`cp`#

The cp command copies files or directories.

cp source destination

`mv`#

The mv command moves or renames files or directories.

mv source destination

Conclusion#

Understanding and using UNIX filesystem commands can help you efficiently manage files and directories on your system. By mastering these commands, you can perform various tasks with ease.