Basic Linux commands
*mkdir
The name says it all. The mkdir command in Linux is used to create a new directory or, if you’re coming from Windows, a Folder.
*pwd
PWD stands for Print Working Directory. This gives us a quick way of finding out the working directory path.
*cd
Cd is an acronym for the change directory. As the name suggests, it is used to temporarily change the directory you’re working in
*cp
The command cp is used to copy and paste a file to a directory specified as the second argument.
*mv
The mv command in Linux stands for “Move.” It is used to move files or directories from one place to another.
*clear
As the name suggests, clear is used to clear the terminal screen.
*Ls
list of items in directory
*rmdir
remove director or folder
*mv
move