3. CentOS 7 File Directory Operations

Apr 13, 2024#CentOS7学习笔记146

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Basic file directory operations in CentOS 7 include displaying current path with "pwd", changing directories with "cd", creating directories with "mkdir", deleting directories with "rmdir" for empty directories and "rm -rf" for non-empty directories, browsing directories with "ls". Additional commands include creating multiple directories at once, viewing hidden files with "ls -a", viewing detailed file information with "ls -l", and navigating back to the previous directory with "cd ..".

CentOS 7 File Directory Operations#

pwd display current path
cd change directory

About Linux Directory Operations#

Create directory mkdir
Delete directory rmdir (only for empty directories), rm -rf delete non-empty directories
Browse directory ls

Extended Commands for Directory Operations#

Create directories consecutively: for example, create directories a, b, c under the root directory mkdir a b c
Create directories consecutively: for example, create directories /a/b/c under the root directory (cascading) mkdir a/b/c
View hidden files: ls -a
View detailed file information: ls -l
Go back to the parent directory: cd .. (..: represents the parent directory; .: represents the current directory)