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Introduction
The ls command is one of the most frequently used commands in Linux. It allows users to view the contents of directories.
Basic Usage of ls
Syntax
The basic syntax of ls is:
ls [options] [file...]
Example
To list files in the current directory:
ls
Advanced ls Options
Listing with Details
Use the -l option to display detailed information about files.
Sorting Options
You can sort files by modification time or size using the -t and -S options.
Conclusion
Understanding the ls command and its options is essential for effective navigation in Linux.