RHrenan hafsarinlinux-notes.hashnode.dev00grep and find Commands in LinuxMay 15 · 11 min read · Both commands sometimes are confusing because they can be used to "search" something. However, they behave differently. Command Searches for Example question find Filenames, folders, file types,Join discussion
RHrenan hafsarinlinux-notes.hashnode.dev00Backslash Functions in LinuxMay 15 · 1 min read · Even though Linux normally uses slash (/) in the command and file path as in this article, Linux users need to use backslash (\) in some circumstances. Line continuation echo hello \ world is basicalJoin discussion
RHrenan hafsarinlinux-notes.hashnode.dev00ls Command in LinuxMay 14 · 9 min read · After you understand the cd command here, you also need to understand the ls command. It stands for list and is basically to show the list of contents in a directory. For further usage, it can be custJoin discussion
RHrenan hafsarinlinux-notes.hashnode.dev00Working with Path and cd CommandMay 13 · 5 min read · The very first basic Linux command to understand is the cd command. We use it to move to a directory. Think of a directory like a folder in Windows. However, before we go further into the cd command, Join discussion
RHrenan hafsarinlinux-notes.hashnode.dev00Why Linux Uses Slash, Instead of Backslash Like on WindowsMay 8 · 5 min read · One of the first things many users notice when moving from Windows to Linux is the difference in file paths, particularly the directory separator. On Linux, directories are separated using the forwardJoin discussion