Linux Basic commonds

pwd (Print Working Directory): Displays the full path of the current directory you are currently in.

ls (List): Lists all files and folders in your current directory. (Tip: Use ls -la to see hidden files and detailed permissions).

cd (Change Directory): Switches your current directory (e.g., cd /var/log moves you to the log folder; cd .. moves you up one level).

mkdir (Make Directory): Creates a new directory or folder (e.g., mkdir my-folder).

rm (Remove): Deletes files or directories (e.g., rm filename.txt; use rm -rf with caution to delete folders recursively).

cp (Copy): Copies files or directories from one location to another (e.g., cp source.txt backup.txt).

mv (Move/Rename): Moves files to a new location or renames them (e.g., mv oldname.txt newname.txt).