Introduction 💬

In the world of Linux, Linux commands are like secret spells you cast in a magic realm called the terminal. Each command is a short word or phrase that makes your computer do something special. Here are a few:

Basic Commands 📝

• pwd:

  • Imagine you're exploring a forest, and you want to know exactly where you are. pwd is like a magical signpost that shows you the full path of your current location in the computer.

• ls -a:

  • It's like turning on a special flashlight in the dark. The ls command shows you all the files and folders, and adding -a reveals the hidden ones. It's like finding secret treasures in a cave!

• mkdir -p A/B/C/D:

  • Picture this as creating a set of nesting dolls. The mkdir command is like adding a new doll, and with -p, you can create a whole line of nested dolls at once. So, it's like making folders inside folders inside folders, creating a structure like A/B/C/D.

In simpler terms, these commands help you know where you are, see all the hidden stuff, and create a series of folders effortlessly! 🌲💻✨

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