Linux Commands for Beginner-Level Users ⭐

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Here are the top 10 advanced Linux commands for beginner-level users, in my personal opinion, each one of us should know these commands and be comfortable with using them. ㅤ

1. ls

• Description: Lists directory contents.
• Usage: ls [options] [directory]
• Example: ls -la /home/user

2. cd

• Description: Changes the current directory.
• Usage: cd [directory]
• Example: cd /home/user/Documents

3. pwd

• Description: Prints the name of the current working directory.
• Usage: pwd
• Example: pwd

4. cp

• Description: Copies files and directories.
• Usage: cp [options] source destination
• Example: cp file.txt /home/user/Documents

5. mv

• Description: Moves or renames files and directories.
• Usage: mv [options] source destination
• Example: mv oldname.txt newname.txt