# cd : Used to change the directory
# ls : Used to view/list contents of the directory
# clear : Clear the terminal logs of the current session
# pwd : Used to view the current working directory
# cp : Used to copy files from current to another directory
# mv : Used to move files from current to another directory
# mkdir : Used to make a new directory
# rmdir : Used to delete an empty directory
# rm : Used to delete directories and content within them
# locate : Used to find a file
# find : Used to search for files or directories within a given directory
# grep : Used to search for text in a particular file
# sudo : Used to perform tasks that need admin or root permissions
# df : Used to get details on system disk space
# du : Used to check space for a file or directory
# head : Used to view the first lines of a file
# tail : Used to view the last ten lines of a file
# diff : Used to compare contents of two files
# tar : Used to archive multiples files into a tarball
# zip : Used to compress files into a zip file
# unzip : Used to extract a zip file
# chmod : Used to change read, write and execute permission of files and directories
# chown : Used to transfer ownership of the file
# kill : Used to terminate a program
# ping : Used to check the connectivity status
# wget : Used to download files from the internet
# top : Used to display a list of running processes and CPU usage of each process
# useradd : Used to create a new user
# userdel : Used to delete a user
# passwd : Used to set a password for a user
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