Day 02 to pro🚀:Basic linux commands🐧👨‍💻

Day 2: Conquering Your System💻 with Basic Linux Commands!🚀
Welcome back, DevOps enthusiasts!♾️ Today's chapter in our journey equips you with fundamental Linux commands to navigate your system like a pro.

Imagine your computer as a vast digital kingdom. These commands are your trusty map and tools to explore its directories, locate hidden files, and build new directories. Let's embark!✨

✅Navigation Commands:👨‍💻

👉pwd: Your royal cartographer, revealing your current location (directory path) within the digital realm.
👉cd: Change your direction! Use cd path/to/directory to travel to a specific location.
👉ls: Lists the inhabitants (files and subdirectories) of your current domain. Enhance your exploration with flags:
👉ls -l: for a detailed listing with permissions, owner, and size.
👉ls -a: to unveil hidden treasures (files starting with a dot).

✅File Management Commands:
👉mkdir <directoryname>: Feeling creative? Build a new structure (directory) with this command.
👉rm file: Tread carefully! This removes a file (be sure of what you're deleting).
👉 cp file newLocation: Duplicate a file by creating a copy in a new location.
👉mv file newName/newLocation: Move or rename a file. Provide a new name or specify a new location.

✅Bonus Commands:
👉touch <filename>: creating a new empty file one.
👉clear: This command clears the screen, offering a fresh start.
👉chmod: Modifies the access permissions of files and directories.
👉chown: Changes the owner of a file or directory.
👉useradd: Creates a new user account on the system.
👉passwd: Allows changing a user's password.
👉groupadd: Creates a new group on the system.

Let's build a collaborative map! Share your favorite beginner-friendly Linux commands in the comments below.

Happy Learning✨🚀