Common Commands/Syntax In The Terminal

The terminal is a text-based interface that allows you to interact with your computer. It is a powerful tool that can be used to perform a wide variety of tasks, including:

* Managing files and directories

* Editing text files

* Running programs

* Automating tasks

* Troubleshooting problems

The terminal is often used by system administrators and developers, but it can be useful for anyone who wants to have more control over their computer.

Some of the most common commands that you can use in the terminal include:
* `cd`: Change directory.
* `ls`: This command as seen lists the contents and explores everything concerning the current directory.
* `mkdir`    : Create a new directory.
* `touch`     : Create a new file.
* `nano`      : Edit a file.
* `rm`          : Delete a file.
* `cp`           : Copy a file.
* `mv`          : Move a file.
* `pwd`        : Print the current working directory.
* `whoami`  : Print the current user.
* `date`         : Print the current date and time.
* `cal`            : Print a calendar.
* `man`         : this a great command that helps the use to display the manual for a command.
* `help`          : Display a list of all commands.

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