Basic file operations

How would you copy a file named file5.txt from the Documents directory to the Backup directory?

• cp ~/Documents/file1.txt ~/Backup/

• ls- list file in directly

• cp ~/Documents/file5.txt ~/Backup/

• create links to a file

What command would you use to list all files in a directory along with their inode numbers?

• ls-a

• ls -i

• ls -h

• ls -f

How would you delete a file named temp.txt in the current directory?

• de temp.txt

• cp temp.txt

• rmi temp.txt

• rm temp.txt

How would you rename a file old_name.txt to new_name.txt in the current directory?

• mv old_name.txt old_name.txt

• mv new_name.txt new_name.txt

• mv old_name.txt new_name.txt

• mv 1_name.txt old_name.txt

How can you list files in a directory and include indicators for file types

• ls -F

• cp -F

• ls -I

• mv -F

What command would you use to list files in a directory with detailed information, including file permissions, and display the sizes in a human-readable format (e.g., 1K, 2M)?

• ls -mv

• cp -lh

• ls -lh

• ls -25

What can you use to recursively copy direction?

• -a or -R option

• only -a option

• only -R option

• All these answers

What is meaning of -i in cp option?

• Ask before overwriting destination files

• force the copy

• copy file

• Copy a directory hierarchy recursively

What is meaning of -f in cp option?

• read, write, and execute permissions on a file name

• Force the copy. If a destination file exists, overwrite it unconditionally.

• Force the copy.

• overwriting destination file

Why use rm command?

• delete files

• copy files

• rename files

• create a link to another file