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Experiment 1

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EXPERIMENT N0.

1
Aim:To study the basic Linux commands.

Hardware and Software required:Linu,i386

Theory:

1) pwd: It gives absolute path to your current location ie.present working directory.

2) mkdir:It crete new directory.

3) cd:It is uesd to change the directory.

4) cd ..:to come back to previous directory.


Cd\:Return to root directory.

5) touch:To create new file.

6) ls:it lists the contents of the files and directries.


7) cat:It is used to concatenate files.

8) mv: To rename or move file from sources to destination.

9) to verify file is renamed or not.

10) to move file from one location to another.

11) grep:it searches all text files in the current directory for lines containing “welcome”

12)date:display date of the system


13) free:shows amount of RAM in use

14) cal: shows the calendar

15) chmod:to change the access mode of the file.

16) chown: Allows the user to chnge the group ownership of the given

file,directory.

17) 17)chgrp: To change the group ownership.

CONCLUSION: Thus we have studied that a Linux command is a program or utility that runs on
the command line which accepts lines of text and processes them into instructions for our computer.
Also executed basic Linux commands successfully.

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