what will be the output of ls ~/..
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this is based on you home directory path. for example, if
ur home direcory is /all/home, then it will display the
content of /all.............if ur home path is /all then
it will display the contents of '/'
directory...........Generally home will be
like '/all/home'..... so it will display all users in
realtime work environment...........Raam
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Answer / ram
It will display files and dirhome directory
ex: /home/ram
it will displace the /home directory files and dir
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Answer / prasant panda
It will show list of users created
example:
Administrator usr1 usr2 ....
Except root.
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Answer / shimpi
ls ~/..
it will show the users
ls ~/
displays the contents of users login directory
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Answer / prasanta das
It will show the content(only directories) of the /home
directory not user's home direcory.
suppose i am the user.
then My home directory is /home/prasanta
so output of ls ~/.. is contains of /home direcory that mean
it will show all the users
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