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👨‍💻 Welcome to our comprehensive guide on "Linux Commands You Must Know"! In this engaging video, we delve deep into the world of Linux, bringing you over 50 essential commands that every aspiring or seasoned Linux user should master. Whether you're a student, professional, or a curious learner, this video is your one-stop resource for elevating your Linux skills.

🌟 What You'll Learn:
Basic to Advanced Linux Commands: Discover a wide range of commands from fundamental to more sophisticated ones, ensuring a full spectrum of Linux command line knowledge.
Real-world Applications: Understand how each command can be applied in real-world scenarios, enhancing your problem-solving skills in a Linux environment.
Tips & Tricks: Gain insights into lesser-known command features and shortcuts that can drastically improve your efficiency and productivity.

📝 Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:25 Lab Setup
00:57 ls Command
01:45 mkdir command
02:09 cd command
02:41 pwd command
03:11 rmdir command
04:16 rm command
05:23 cp command
07:52 mv command
09:06 touch command
09:22 cat command
09:57 less command
11:25 grep command
12:00 find command
13:29 df command
14:12 du command
15:33 free command
16:06 top command
17:13 ps command
18:12 kill command
19:00 nano command
20:13 head command
20:55 tail command
21:25 sort command
22:21 uniq command
23:23 diff command
24:05 history command
24:35 clear command
25:00 man command
25:37 echo command and output redirection
26:37 date command
26:57 wget command
28:03 curl command
29:21 zip and unzip command
31:19 tar command
35:00 printenv command
36:00 export command
36:50 ping command
37:47 sudo and yum command
40:17 chmod command
45:15 chown command
46:00 ifconfig
46:30 SSH and SCP Command
49:59 cut awk & sed command
52:23 alias
54:17 uname command



📚 Commands Covered:
Commands
ls - List files and directories.
cd - Change the current directory.
pwd - Print the current working directory.
mkdir - Create a new directory.
rmdir - Remove an empty directory.
rm - Remove files or directories.
cp - Copy files or directories.
mv - Move or rename files or directories.
touch - Create an empty file or update the timestamp of a file.
cat - Concatenate and display file contents.
less - View file contents page by page.
grep - Search for a specific pattern in files.
find - Search for files in a directory hierarchy.
df - Display disk space usage.
du - Display the disk usage of files and directories.
free - Show memory and swap usage.
top - Display running processes and system resource usage.
ps - Show current processes.
kill - Terminate a process.
nano/vi - Edit files using the nano or vi editor.
head - Display the first few lines of a file.
tail - Display the last few lines of a file.
sort - Sort lines in text files.
uniq - Report or omit repeated lines.
diff - Compare files line by line.
history - Show command history.
clear - Clear the terminal screen.
man - Display the manual pages for commands.
echo - Display a line of text.
date - To check the system time
wget - Download files from the internet.
curl - Working with API
zip/unzip - Compress and extract zip files.
tar - Create and extract tar archives.
printenv - Print environment variables.
export - Set environment variables.
ping - Test network connectivity.
sudo - Execute commands with superuser privileges.
chmod - Change file permissions.
chown - Change file owner and group.
ssh - Securely connect to a remote server.
scp - Securely copy files between hosts.
cut - Remove sections from lines of files.
awk - Pattern scanning and processing language.
sed - Stream editor for filtering and transforming text.
ifconfig - To check the IP of server
alias - Create shortcuts for commands.
uname - Show system information.
whoami - Display the current user.
who - Show who is logged on.



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