Linux Fundamentals - Command Arguments

Linux Fundamentals - Command Arguments

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Interactive Video

Information Technology (IT), Architecture

University

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This video tutorial explains the use of command options and arguments in command-line interfaces. It covers the difference between short and long options, how to use help and man pages to find available options, and the role of arguments as user inputs. The tutorial demonstrates using commands like 'mkdir' and 'rm' with examples, showing how to handle mandatory and optional arguments, and how to use multiple arguments in a single command. It also discusses using arguments for specific options and highlights the importance of understanding command syntax.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What does the error 'missing operand' indicate when using a command?

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Describe how to create a new directory using the mkdir command.

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What is the purpose of the -R option in the rm command?

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