xargs
execute arguments
print whole file
clear window
cat
print working directory
clear
display computer's network name
clear window pane
pwd
make directory
hostname
change directory
list directory
mkdir
exit terminal
revert to second command
cd
read cd
control delete
ls
ls commands (lists commands)
find support for list (list support)
list file contents (list directory)
rmdir
remove connected drive (disconnects drive)
remove directory (deletes folder)
REM drive
pushd
push directory (push is a function that can add one or more elements to the end of an array).
PU shutdown
Pushes a line of code down one step down in the chain of command
popd
pop directory (removes an element from an array)
erase what you've just typed
clear screen ("pop" desktop)
cd ..
move back in directory (move back to next file level)
delete file
search for file _______
Ctrl - C
Copy [line of text]
Cut [line of text]
Stop (break) command
cp
copy and paste
copy file or directory
go to control panel
mv
move file or directory
less
page through file or directory
reduce file
reduce terminal screen
What is a prompt?
Directions that appear on the terminal screen. (Type "help" to display them.)
The portion of terminal text that shows the terminal's readiness to perform a command. (Default OSX is the User's file. Mine is currently ">".)
A series of directions in bash that tells the computer to perform a certain function.
exit
exit folder [...]
exit program [...]
export
export/set a new environmental variable
make new directory
export files to a new location
echo
print (display) arguments (repeats what you type in)
pings the nearest network
says the words you type in
env
Look at your environment
Create an envelope for the contents you just types
Create new environment
apropos
Searches the manual pages for a keyword or regular expression.
Reads the manual page.
Exits manual.
man
Read manual page.
Manage files.
Print manual.
grep
global regular expression print
global random expression print
general regular expression print
sudo
Create temporary file.
Create false file.
Super User Do (allows permitted user to execute commands as another user).
find
find [command]
find folder
find [any text]
