ls is a Linux shell command that lists directory contents which may be files or directories. First of all lets open Terminal, Alt+Ctrl+T ls command uses following syntax: ls [option] [file or directory name] if we give simple ls command it will show us all directories and files present in home directory, as when we open terminal by default we are in home directory. Now if we want to see what is in Downloads directory then we simply give command as: ls Downloads Note one thing i.e., command line is case sensitive so we should write name of directory or file as it is. In same way you can able to see contents of any directory. If we want to see content of root directory then we will write command as: As we know / is called as root directory. ...
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