| Basic Linux Terminal Commands |
| S.No. | Linux Commands | Functions |
| 1 | Is | Displays information about files in the current directory. |
| 2 | pwd | Displays the current working directory. |
| 3 | mkdir | Creates a directory. |
| 4 | cd | To navigate between different folders. |
| 5 | rmdir | Removes empty directories from the directory lists. |
| 6 | cp | Moves files from one directory to another. |
| 7 | mv | Rename and Replace the files |
| 8 | rm | Delete files |
| 9 | uname | Command to get basic information about the OS |
| 10 | locate | Find a file in the database. |
| 11 | touch | Create empty files |
| 12 | ln | Create shortcuts to other files |
| 13 | cat | Display file contents on terminal |
| 14 | clear | Clear terminal |
| 15 | ps | Display the processes in terminal |
| 16 | man | Access manual for all Linux commands |
| 17 | grep | Search for a specific string in an output |
| 18 | echo | Display active processes on the terminal |
| 19 | wget | download files from the internet. |
| 20 | whoami | Create or update passwords for existing users |
| 21 | sort | sort the file content |
| 22 | cal | View Calendar in terminal |
| 23 | whereis | View the exact location of any command typed after this command |
| 24 | df | Check the details of the file system |
| 25 | wc | Check the lines, word count, and characters in a file using different options |
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