what is "ls* " is run
options are 1) x 2).x 3) hidden 4) no disply
tell exact answer.
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Answer / mano
#ls*
it will not list any files it will throw error
"command not found " may be the 4th answer(no output)
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Answer / bc
"ls *" will display all the contents in the current
directory as well us it will display the contents of all the
subdirectories. But it doesn't show the contents of
directories under those subdirectories. It will traverse for
a depth 1
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Answer / dave_chamoli82
Correct Question is "What is "ls *" is run?
* is used to view the directory and subdirectory content.
To view the hidden file we use ls -a command.
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Answer / sunil
hidden file in linux begin with "."
eg ".anything" (without including quotes)
such file can be listed with -a flag in ls command
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Answer / parminder pal singh padam
"ls -1 * "
Will show you the contents of the directories also!
"ls -a"
will show everything including hidden files.
you can use "ls -1 */*"
or "ls -2 *"
same to list contents uptil two sub-directories.
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Answer / santosh
show all hidden file ls* not this command this is ls *
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