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The document discusses basic Linux commands including ls, pwd, mkdir, cd, rmdir, cp, mv, rm, uname, locate, touch, cat, clear, ps, and echo. It provides objectives, problem statement, outcomes, requirements, concepts, and a conclusion about the commands.

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Assignment No-1

The document discusses basic Linux commands including ls, pwd, mkdir, cd, rmdir, cp, mv, rm, uname, locate, touch, cat, clear, ps, and echo. It provides objectives, problem statement, outcomes, requirements, concepts, and a conclusion about the commands.

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Assignment No: 01

Title: Basic Linux Commands.


Objectives:
● To Understanding basic Linux commands.
● Understanding the working of commands and utility.
Problem Statement:
Basic Linux commands and their utility.
Outcomes:
On Completion of this assignment students will able to-
● Learn the basic Linux commands.
● Learn the working of commands and utility.

Software & Hardware Requirements:


Hardware: PC/Laptop
Software: Ubuntu.

Theory-Concept:
‘ls’: Lists files and directories in the current directory.
‘pwd’: Displays the current working directory.
‘mkdir’: Creates a directory.

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‘cd’: To navigate between different folders.
‘rmdir’ : Removes empty directories from the directory lists.
‘cp’: Moves files from one directory to another.
‘mv’: Rename and Replace the files
‘rm’: Delete files.
‘uname’: Command to get basic information about the OS.
‘locate’: Find a file in the database.
‘touch’: Create empty files.
‘cat’: Display file contents on terminal.
‘clear’: Clear terminal.
‘ps’: Display the processes in the terminal.
‘echo’: Display active processes on the terminal.

Flowchart:
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Conclusion:
Hence we have learned the Linux Commands.

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