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    Wildcard character representing zero or more of any and all adjacent characters in file or directory names. Absolute path of the user's home directory; used with cd and ls commands. Combine two or more existing files into a new file. Append one or more files to the end of an existing file.

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    Wildcard character representing zero or more of any and all adjacent characters in file or directory names. Absolute path of the user's home directory; used with cd and ls commands. Combine two or more existing files into a new file. Append one or more files to the end of an existing file.

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    Unix Cheatsheet

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    Wildcard character representing zero or more of any and all adjacent characters in file or directory names. Absolute path of the user's home directory; used with cd and ls commands. Combine two or more existing files into a new file. Append one or more files to the end of an existing file.

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    COMMAND SYNTAX DESCRIPTION

    * (asterisk) Wildcard character representing zero or more of any and all adjacent
    characters in file or directory names.
    . (period) Notation for "current working directory."
    .. (2 periods) Notation for "directory immediately above current working directory"; used with
    cd and ls commands.
    ~ (tilde) Notation for absolute path of user's home directory.
    ~login Absolute path of the home directory of the user specified by Login.
    cat filename Concatenate (or display) the entire file specified to the screen.
    cat filename1 filename2 > filename3 Combine two or more existing files into a new file.
    cat filename >> existing_filename Append one or more files to the end of an existing file.
    chmod [ugoa][+-][rwx] filename Changes permissions on file or directory;u=user, g=group, o=others, a=all; +
    = add permission, -=remove permission; r=read permission, w=write
    permission, x=execute permission
    cd dirname Change to the specified directory; can take relative or absolute path.
    cp [-i] filename1 filename2 Create a duplicate of the file in the current working directory. Options include i
    (interactive, prompt for y or n before overwriting an existing file).
    cp [-i] filename dirname Create a duplicate of the file with the same name in the directory specified.
    Options include i (interactive, prompt for y or n before before overwriting an
    existing file).
    cp [-i] filename dirname/filename Create a duplicate of the file with a different name in the directory specified.
    Options include i (interactive, prompt for y or n before overwriting an existing
    file).
    lpr [-p] printer filename Print file to a specified printer
    ls [-al] [filename(s) or dirname] List the specified file(s),or all the files in the specified directory. Options
    include a (list all, including dot files) and l (long format).
    mkdir dirname(s) Make one or more new directories with the name(s) specified.
    more filename Display the specified file one screen at a time.
    mv [-i] old_filename new_filename Rename the specified file. Options include i (interactive, prompt for y or n
    before overwriting an existing file).
    mv [-i] old_dirname new_dirname Rename the specified directory. Options include -i (interactive, prompt for y or
    n before overwriting an existing directory).
    mv [-i] dirname1 dirname2 Move the first directory (and all files and subdirectories it contains) to the
    second directory. Directoryname2 must already exist. Options include -i
    (interactive, prompt for y or n before overwriting an existing directory).
    mv [-i] filename dirname Move the specified file to the specified directory. Options include -i (interactive,
    prompt for y or n before overwriting an existing file).
    rm [-i] filename(s) Remove the specified file(s). Options include -i (interactive, prompt for y or n
    before removing).
    rmdir [-i] dirname(s) Remove the specified directory(s) which must be empty. Options include -i
    (interactive, prompt for y or n before removing).
    pico filename Invokes the easy-to-use editor pico to edit named file. To start from scratch,
    just use pico
    pwd Print the name of the current working directory to the screen.
    quota -v Return information about your quota limits ad current usage.

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