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Hello friends i hope you have read my previous article..                        MANIPULATING THE FILE AND DIRECTORIES and it is compulsory to understand the concepts of that article.... in this article we will be learning the  practical of the linux commanding manipulation :- files and directories. .. So Lets start... Since we are going to do some real file manipulation, let's build a safe place to “play” with our file manipulation commands. First we need a directory to work in. We'll create one in our home directory and call it “game”.                             Creating Directories The mkdir command is used to create a directory. To create our game directory we will first make sure we are in our home directory and then we will create  a new directory: command : mkdir game To make our playground a little more interesting, ...

BEFORE WATCHING THIS VIDEO FIRST YOU MUST HAVE TO READ THESE ARTICLE BASED ON LINUX COMMANDING... TERMINAL COMMAND :- LINUX TERMINAL COMMAND – EXPLORE THE SYSTEM                       AND    LINUX HIERARCHY-GUIDING TOUR AFTER READING THESE ARTICLE THIS VIDEO WILL BE MORE EFFECTIVE.

TERMINAL COMMAND :-    1:-   LINUX TERMINAL-COMMAND-I-INTRODUCTION   2:-  LINUX TERMINAL COMMAND -2-NAVIGATION 3. LINUX TERMINAL COMMAND – EXPLORE THE SYSTEM   4.  LINUX HIERARCHY-GUIDING TOUR 5.   MANIPULATING THE FILE AND DIRECTORIES 6. LINUX COMMANDING TUTORIAL VIDEO-FILE NAVIGATION AND HIERARCHY 7.  FILE MANIPULATION-PRACTICAL 8. MANIPULATING THE COMMANDS 9. REDIRECTION-OUTPUT,ERROR AND INPUT

HELLO GUYS WELCOME BACK TO HACKER HEAVEN..I HOPE YOU ENJOYED MY PREVIOUS ARTICLE ... i hope at this point, we are ready for some real work! This article will introduce the following commands:       ● cp – Copy files and directories       ● mv – Move/rename files and directories       ● mkdir – Create directories       ● rm – Remove files and directories       ● ln – Create hard and symbolic links These five commands are among the most frequently used Linux commands. They are  used for manipulating both files and directories. Now, to be frank, some of the tasks performed by these commands are more easily done with a graphical file manager. With a file manager, we can drag and drop a file from one directory to another, cut and paste files, delete files, etc. So why use these old command line programs ? The answer is power and flexibility . While it is easy to perform simple file manipulati...