Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Shell Commands - File Management - Part 1

The video tutorial covers directory and file management commands in a terminal environment. It begins with directory commands like mkdir, LS, and CD, explaining their usage. The tutorial then shifts to file management, introducing commands like touch and cut, and discusses text editors such as nano and Vim. The clear command and tab auto-completion are demonstrated, followed by using the man command for help. Practical examples of creating and managing files using touch and echo commands are provided, emphasizing terminal navigation and command usage.

Which command is used to create a new directory?

• touch

• cd

• ls

• mkdir

What is the primary function of the 'touch' command?

• Edit a file

• Delete a file

• Create a new file

• List directory contents

Which editor is recommended for use within the shell?

• Atom

• Vscode

• Nano

• Vim

What does the 'clear' command do?

• Lists all files

• Clears the terminal screen

• Deletes a file

• Creates a new directory

How can you access help for a specific command in the terminal?

• Using the 'assist' command

• Using the 'info' command

• Using the 'man' command

• Using the 'help' command

What is the purpose of the 'echo' command?

• To create a new file

• To list directory contents

• To print text to the terminal

• To delete a file

Which command is used to read the contents of a file?

• cut

• ls

• mkdir

• cd