HOW TO USE THE TERMINAL IN UBUNTU LINUX

HOW TO USE THE TERMINAL IN UBUNTU LINUX

1. pwd

Used to determine our position in the Terminal.

2. ls

Function to see a list of files and folders.

3. CD

Used to switch between folders. The command means "Change Directory".

4. cp

This command is used to copy / copy files.

Format command is: cp [filename] / [folder_tujuan] /

Example: cp belajar_ubuntu.txt / media

5. mv

This command is used to move files and rename file (rename) in the terminal. The meaning of this is the move command.

Format command is: mv [filename] / [folder_tujuan] /

Example: mv belajar_ubuntu.txt / media

To change the file name format command is mv [filename] [nama_file_baru]

Example: mv belajar_ubuntu.txt belajar_linux.txt

6. rm

Function to delete a file or folder. rm stands for remove.

Format using the command: rm [filename]

Example: rm belajar_ubuntu.txt

After this command is typed, you have to type the letter "y" to confirm the deletion.

Rm command can also be used to delete the folder.

The format is: rm-R [nama_folder]

Example: rm-R Music.

However, not all files can be removed easily. You can only delete the files / folders that are allowed full access to you. You must use the sudo command to remove it.

Example: sudo rm-R / var / log / log_my_program

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