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 ls

 SYNTAX

          ls  [-logtasdrucif]  names

 FUNCTION

          List the names of the files in the specified directory(ies).

 SOME OPTIONS

          -l  -  list files in the long format

          -a  -  list all entries, even those starting with  . 

          -d  -  lf the argument is a directory, list only its name

 NOTE:   The format of the result varies from system to system.

"ls" command practice, - 1.2.5.0.5

  Let us use the ls command, to see which files

  are in your home directory.  Please type ls

  and observe the effect on your system.

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 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Please type ls

 Please type ls

 You will be helped this time.

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 $ ls

 Observe the result on the terminal!

DOSJMP

   861

   862

   863

   BIN

   C

   README

   X_to_U

   admin

   demo

   quest_dos

   ls

   quest

   quest_tower

   src

   startup