Practical Linux Command Line 2.0 - Install and Remove a Linux Package (apt, yum, brew)

This video tutorial demonstrates how to install and remove software packages on Linux using command line tools. It covers the installation of Git as an example, explaining the use of the APT command for Debian and Ubuntu systems. The tutorial also highlights the differences in commands for other operating systems like CentOS and MacOS, using Yum and Brew respectively. Additionally, it provides guidance on removing installed software packages.

Which command is used to install packages on Debian-based systems?

• rpm

• yum

• apt

• brew

What is the first step before installing a package using APT?

• apt upgrade

• apt update

• apt remove

• apt install

What is the purpose of the 'sudo' command in package installation?

• To remove packages

• To run commands as a regular user

• To provide administrative privileges

• To update the package list

How can you verify that Git has been successfully installed?

• By running 'git --version'

• By checking the system logs

• By reinstalling Git

• By using the 'apt list' command

What command is used to remove a package using APT?

• apt uninstall

• apt delete

• apt purge

• apt remove

Which command is used to update package sources on CentOS?

• yum install

• yum upgrade

• yum check-update

• yum update

What is the equivalent of 'apt install' on macOS?

• pkg install

• rpm install

• yum install

• brew install