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    This document lists 37 Linux commands including pwd, mkdir, cd, rmdir, cat, mv, ls, ln, rm, cmp, diff, comm, uniq, head, tail, more, grep, sort, nl, cut, paste, wc, tr, chown, chmod, locate, find, df, du, free, date, ps, kill, sudo cfdisk, traceroute, w, and htop. The commands are used for navigating directories, viewing file contents, moving and removing files, comparing files, searching files, sorting output, paging through output, modifying file permissions and ownership, checking disk usage and processes, and monitoring system resources.

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    OS Lab Exp 1 - 20BCE1727

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    This document lists 37 Linux commands including pwd, mkdir, cd, rmdir, cat, mv, ls, ln, rm, cmp, diff, comm, uniq, head, tail, more, grep, sort, nl, cut, paste, wc, tr, chown, chmod, locate, find, df, du, free, date, ps, kill, sudo cfdisk, traceroute, w, and htop. The commands are used for navigating directories, viewing file contents, moving and removing files, comparing files, searching files, sorting output, paging through output, modifying file permissions and ownership, checking disk usage and processes, and monitoring system resources.

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    OS LAB EXP 1 LINUX COMMANDS

    1. Pwd

    2. Mkdir

    3. Cd

    4. Rmdir

    5. Cat {filename}
    6. Mv {filename}

    7. Ls

    8. Ln -s {source} {dest}
    9. Rm filename(s)

    10. Cmp {file1} {file2}

    11. Diff {options} file1 file2

    12. Comm {options} file1 file2

    13. Uniq {option} {file}


    14. Head

    15. Tail
    16. More

    17. Grep
    18. Sort

    19. Nl (no. of lines)


    20. Cut
    21. Paste
    22. Wc (word count)

    23. Tr (translate)

    24. Chown
    25. Chmod [options] mode file(s)

    26. Locate patterns

    27. Find
    28. Df [option] [directory]

    29. Du [option] [path]

    30. Free

    31. Date

    32. Ps [option] [process ID]

    33. Kill
    34. Sudo cfdisk

    35. Traceroute
    36. W (security related)

    37. Htop

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