You locate a command in the /bin directory but do not know what it does. What command can you use to determine its purpose
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Answer / Ankur Srivastava
To determine the purpose of a command located in the /bin directory, you can use the 'man' (short for manual) command followed by the command name. Here is an example:nn```shnman command_namen``` For instance, if you have a command named 'mysterycommand' in /bin, you would run: nn```shnmand mysterycommandn```
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