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How to delete files in linux/unix

To delete (or remove) files with the command line is the most commonly used function in linux/unix, use the rm command or the unlink...

How to check the Linux version

To check the Linux version, you can use the uname and lsb_release commands. You can also check /etc/lsb-release and /proc/version....

List directories recursively in linux/unix

Recursive listing of directories can help us begin to understand the current directory structure. In linux/unix, we can use any of the following commands to...

mkdir recursively create directories in linux/unix

Creating directories recursively can help us greatly improve efficiency during development. In linux/unix, we can use the mkdir command to recursively create directories and subdirectories...

rm delete recursively in linux/unix

How to use the rm command to delete files and directories recursively in linux/unix. Syntax Examples In the following example, recursively delete data folder: First...