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KeWols answered on February 15, 2022 Popularity 10/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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#command $(other_command)
echo Hello $(who am i | cut -d' ' -f 1)
#output: Hello yourNAME

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Contributed on May 21 2022

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1. ls - used to list the files and directories in a directory
2. cd - used to change the current directory
3. pwd - used to display the current working directory
4. mkdir - used to create a new directory
5. rmdir - used to remove an empty directory
6. rm - used to remove a file or directory
7. touch - used to create a new file
8. cp - used to copy a file or directory
9. mv - used to move or rename a file or directory
10. nano or vim - used to edit text files in the command line
11. cat - used to display the contents of a file
12. less - used to view the contents of a file one page at a time
13. grep - used to search for a specific string of text in a file or multiple files
14. find - used to search for files in a directory
15. chmod - used to change the permissions of a file or directory
16. chown - used to change the owner of a file or directory
17. su - used to switch to the superuser or root account
18. sudo - used to execute a command as the superuser or root account
19. exit - used to log out of the current user account
20. clear - used to clear the terminal screen
21. history - used to display a list of recently executed commands
22. top - used to display the currently running processes and their resource usage
23. ps - used to display the currently running processes
24. kill - used to terminate a running process
25. df - used to display the available and used disk space on a file system
26. du - used to display the size of a directory or file
27. free - used to display the amount of free and used memory in the system
28. ln - used to create a symbolic link between a file or directory
29. tar - used to create and extract archive files
30. gzip and gunzip - used to compress and decompress files
31. ssh - used to securely connect to a remote system
32. scp - used to securely copy files between systems
33. rsync - used to efficiently copy files and directories between systems
34. ping - used to test network connectivity
35. traceroute - used to display the route a packet takes to reach a host
36. netstat - used to display information about network connections and routing tables
37. ipconfig - used to configure network interfaces
38. apt-get - used to manage packages on Debian-based systems
39. yum - used to manage packages on Red Hat-based systems
40. systemctl - used to manage and view system services

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# cursor to the front 
ctrl + a

# cursor at the end
ctrl + e

# clear the current cmd
ctrl + u

# Exit or Stop cmd
ctrl + c

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