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*Before starting you need to take a short course of command line in code academy [https://www.codecademy.com/ Code Academy ] | *Before starting you need to take a short course of command line in code academy [https://www.codecademy.com/ Code Academy ] | ||
*After you finish the command line exercises for the command line you need to know a few commands that you have to remember always | *After you finish the command line exercises for the command line you need to know a few commands that you have to remember always | ||
===The simple commands that will make you feel free in Linux environment if you are using Windows or Mac=== | |||
*First cd the command that will make you navigate everywhere in the command line environment | *First cd the command that will make you navigate everywhere in the command line environment | ||
*second pwd command that always you will know your location in the system | *second pwd command that always you will know your location in the system | ||
[[File:Linux_command-line._Bash._GNOME_Terminal._screenshot.png]] | [[File:Linux_command-line._Bash._GNOME_Terminal._screenshot.png]] |
Revision as of 23:56, 2 April 2016
Aim of this page
- To secure the database using the command line method
- What is sudo, and what is the root user ?
- Control the command line environment
- Access the information in database by easy way
General Information about command line
- Starting using the command line Linux
- Before starting you need to take a short course of command line in code academy Code Academy
- After you finish the command line exercises for the command line you need to know a few commands that you have to remember always
The simple commands that will make you feel free in Linux environment if you are using Windows or Mac
- First cd the command that will make you navigate everywhere in the command line environment
- second pwd command that always you will know your location in the system