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More questions about Linux
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Which command deletes files in Linux?
Answer: rm
Why: Adding the -r flag allows rm to delete entire folders and their contents recursively.
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How do you identify a hidden file or directory in a Linux system?
Answer: It starts with a dot
Why: Rob Pike says it was an accident: an early listing tool hid every name beginning that way instead of just the current and parent entries.
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What is the numerical value for the Sticky Bit in permissions?
Answer: 1000
Why: It is the extra digit in front of the usual ones, and its everyday job is letting anyone write into a shared folder while only owners delete.
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What does the cd command perform in the terminal?
Answer: Change directory
Why: It is built into the shell rather than being a program on disk, because a separate program could never move where its parent is standing.
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What acronym identifies a running program in Linux?
Answer: PID
Why: The initial process started when the Linux kernel finishes booting is always given a PID of 1.
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Which system call creates a new process by duplicating itself?
Answer: fork
Why: It returns twice: zero in the child and the child's PID in the parent; Linux copies only page tables, thanks to copy-on-write.