Unix Commands 101: wc (word count)
use the wc command to count the number of words, lines, characters, or all three in one file.
use the wc command to count the number of words, lines, characters, or all three in one file.
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Use wget to take the files from the Internet and save them to your local computer. This is a useful command in Unix-based operating systems when you are in the command line or do not want to use a graphical user interface to download files.
Use the uniq command to strip out the duplicate entries in a text file on any Unix-based operating system.
Use the gzip command to compress files in unix. With gzip with tar command to archive and compress a directory a singe command.
Use the mv command to move folders or files on any Unix-based operating system when you are in the command line, instead of using the graphical user interface (GUI)
Use the type of command on any unix based operating system to sort the contents of a text file
Use the command mkdir to create directories or folders on any Unix-based operating system