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kill Command Cheatsheet The kill command in Unix-like systems is used to terminate processes by sending signals to them. It allows users to manage and control processes running on the system. Here’s a quick reference guide: Basic Syntax kill [OPTIONS...
unzip Command Cheatsheet The unzip command is used to extract files from a ZIP archive. It’s a commonly used utility for decompressing ZIP files in Unix-like systems. Here’s a quick reference guide: Basic Syntax unzip [OPTION]... ZIP_FILE Common Opt...
zip Command Cheatsheet The zip command is used to compress files into a ZIP archive. It is a popular utility for archiving and compressing files in Unix-like systems. Here’s a quick reference guide: Basic Syntax zip [OPTION]... ZIP_FILE FILE... Comm...
export Command Cheatsheet The export command in Unix-like systems is used to set environment variables, making them available to subprocesses. Here's a quick reference guide: Basic Syntax export VAR_NAME=value Common Options Set an environment vari...
diff Command Cheatsheet The diff command in Unix-like systems is used to compare two files line by line and display the differences between them. Here’s a quick reference guide: Basic Syntax diff [OPTION]... FILE1 FILE2 Common Options -u, --unified...
tail Command Cheatsheet The tail command in Unix-like operating systems is used to display the last part of a file. Here’s a quick reference guide: Basic Syntax tail [OPTION]... [FILE]... Common Options -n NUM, --lines=NUM: Output the last NUM line...
