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-- 'cd' Stands for change directory. Primary commands to move around the file system. | |||
-- 'pwd' Stands for print current working directory. It tells you where you current located at. | |||
-- 'ls' Stands for listing or list. It list all the files, folders/directories within an current working directory. | |||
== Activity[edit | edit source] == | |||
* Ask Students About file System Structure in Linux. | |||
* Navigate through the Linux File System. |
Revision as of 00:28, 21 January 2024
Course: Complete Linux Training Topic: System Access and File System Sub-topic: Navigating File System Time: 15 Minutes Date: 2023-12-13
Specific Objectives
At the End of this Topic Student will able to;
- Describe the file Structure of Linux file system
Teaching Aids
- Whiteboard
- Marker
- laptop
- Projector
Recap of Previous Class
- Ask Student about file system of Linux.
Content
When navigating an unix file system, there are few important commands.
- cd
- pwd
- ls
-- 'cd' Stands for change directory. Primary commands to move around the file system.
-- 'pwd' Stands for print current working directory. It tells you where you current located at.
-- 'ls' Stands for listing or list. It list all the files, folders/directories within an current working directory.
Activity[edit | edit source]
- Ask Students About file System Structure in Linux.
- Navigate through the Linux File System.