Command Line for beginners: (Linux, MacOS, Windows)
30
August
2024
Command Line for beginners: (Linux, MacOS, Windows)
Last updated 10/2023
Duration: 52m | .MP4 1920x1080, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 234 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Perform useful tasks from the command line interface
What you'll learn
How to open the command line
The prompt
How to display current user
How to display computer name
How to display current working directory
How to list files and directory
How to change directory
How to create a directory
How to create a file
How to copy a file
How to move a file
How to delete a file
Requirements
A computer running Ubuntu or some other version of Linux, Windows, MacOS
Description
The command line is a quick, powerful, text-based interface developers use to more effectively and efficiently communicate with computers to accomplish a wider set of tasks.
Command-line interface(CLI), is a text-based application for giving commands, viewing, handling, and manipulating files on your computer.
Command-line interface comes built in for free in most operating systems. It is known as the following in different operating systems:
Command Prompt
(Windows)
Terminal
(Mac Os)
Terminal or Terminal Emulator
(Linux based systems )
Knowing how to use the command line interface is a useful skill to have when working with computers particularly if you plan to learn how to write computer programs or become a developer or programmer.
This course will teach you some basic and commonly used commands on the command line interface. Knowing how to use the command line interface is a very useful skill to add to your skillset. The command line interface can be used to perform a variety of tasks.
What You will learn
:
How to open the command line
The prompt
How to display current user
How to display computer name
How to display current working directory
How to list files and directory
How to change directory
How to create a directory
How to create a file
How to copy a file
How to move a file
How to delete a file
Who this course is for:
Absolute beginners to command line interface
More Info
What you'll learn
How to open the command line
The prompt
How to display current user
How to display computer name
How to display current working directory
How to list files and directory
How to change directory
How to create a directory
How to create a file
How to copy a file
How to move a file
How to delete a file
Requirements
A computer running Ubuntu or some other version of Linux, Windows, MacOS
Description
The command line is a quick, powerful, text-based interface developers use to more effectively and efficiently communicate with computers to accomplish a wider set of tasks.
Command-line interface(CLI), is a text-based application for giving commands, viewing, handling, and manipulating files on your computer.
Command-line interface comes built in for free in most operating systems. It is known as the following in different operating systems:
Command Prompt
(Windows)
Terminal
(Mac Os)
Terminal or Terminal Emulator
(Linux based systems )
Knowing how to use the command line interface is a useful skill to have when working with computers particularly if you plan to learn how to write computer programs or become a developer or programmer.
This course will teach you some basic and commonly used commands on the command line interface. Knowing how to use the command line interface is a very useful skill to add to your skillset. The command line interface can be used to perform a variety of tasks.
What You will learn
:
How to open the command line
The prompt
How to display current user
How to display computer name
How to display current working directory
How to list files and directory
How to change directory
How to create a directory
How to create a file
How to copy a file
How to move a file
How to delete a file
Who this course is for:
Absolute beginners to command line interface
More Info
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