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Aditi Wagh

Passionate about lea... • 6h

🚀 **Starting My Linux Journey – Day 01** Instead of just watching tutorials, I decided to practice directly in the terminal and understand how the system actually works. Here are some **basic Linux commands** I practiced today: 📂 **Navigation Commands** * `pwd` – Shows the current working directory. * `ls` – Lists files and directories in the current location. * `cd` – Used to move between directories. 📁 **File & Directory Management** * `touch` – Creates a new file. * `mkdir` – Creates a new directory. * `rmdir` – Removes an empty directory. * `rm` – Deletes files or directories. 🔄 **File Operations** * `cp` – Copies files or directories. * `mv` – Moves or renames files. 🖥 **Utility Commands** * `echo` – Prints text or variables in the terminal. 💡 What I realized today: Linux becomes easier when you **practice commands instead of memorizing them**. The terminal might look scary at first, but once you start using it, it feels powerful. This is **Day 01 of my Linux learning series**. Next, I’ll explore **file permissions, users, and more advanced commands**. If you're also learning Linux or DevOps, let’s connect and learn together! 🚀 #Linux #DevOps #LearningInPublic #LinuxCommands #TechJourney

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