Linux shell commands
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Linux Commands |
1. To display the list of files and directories, _________ Linux command is used.
2. ________ Linux command creates a new directory.
3. _________ Linux command removes given directory.
4. _________ Linux command changes the access mode of a file.
5. The numeric value of read permission is __________.
6. The numeric value of write permission is ________.
7. In Linux, the numeric value of execute permission is _______.
8. In Linux, a file having read and write permissions would have a numeric value of _____ as argument to chmod.
9. In Linux, a file having read only permissions would have a numeric value of ________ as argument to chmod.
10. In Linux, a file having read, write and execute permissions would have a numeric value of _______ as argument to chmod.
11. In Linux, a file having read and execute permissions would have a numeric value of ______ as argument to chmod.
12. In Linux, access permission meant for ______.
13. In Linux, first value of permission provided to chmod command is meant for ______.
14. In Linux, second value of permission provided to chmod command is meant for _______.
15. In Linux, third value of permission provided to chmod command is meant for ________.
16. Any person unrelated to the current user or the group of the current user is treated with __________ permissions
17. _________ Linux command creates a copy of given file in new name.
18. _________ Linux command creates a link to the current file (not a full copy of the file).
19. Linux command deletes the source file and creates copy of the source file in a new name.
20. __________ Linux command helps user to change current working directory.
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