use of ls command
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Answer / preetam yadav
ls command is used for show the list of files & folders in
any directory it has many switches like -l,-a,-al etc.
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Answer / swetha
it is used to list of all files and directories in the
system
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Answer / shanky
The ls command lists the contents of your current working
directory.
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Answer / supriya
it is used to display all the files in the current working
directory
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Answer / shiva ram prasad
ls command is use to list the files/directories
this has many options like
-l -> to list the long listed info files/dir
-a -> to list the hidden files/dir
-ld -> to list the long listed information of PWD
-lr -> " " " sub dir level info
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Answer / bhara singht
ls command is used to show the list of all files
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Answer / angurbala anjana
display the list of all files and directory
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Answer / pradeep kumar keshari
LS command is used to see the contains of a Directory. You
can user add one with ls command to see the special files
like hidden, pwd.
# ls - >
#ls -l -> to list the long listed info files/dir
#ls -a -> to list the hidden files/dir
#ls -ld -> to list the long listed information of PWD
#ls -lr -> " " " sub dir level info
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Answer / rubley
Ls cmd is used to display the list of all files that are
are currently running in progress
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 5 No |
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