DON'T RUN a command with sudo in your command line if you don't fully know what it's doing & understand that typing sudo in front of a command & then typing in your password grants that command full read/write access to your filesystem!
For example:
I know we've all seen this command before & sometimes jokingly tell people to run it sudo rm -rf /
What this command does is it recursively remove all files/directories under /. "Slash" is the root directory of your computer. So calling sudo with this command gives it full rights to do without prompting any kind of warning to proceed.
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FULL DISCUSSIONDON'T RUN a command with
sudoin your command line if you don't fully know what it's doing & understand that typingsudoin front of a command & then typing in your password grants that command full read/write access to your filesystem!For example:
I know we've all seen this command before & sometimes jokingly tell people to run it
sudo rm -rf /What this command does is it recursively remove all files/directories under
/. "Slash" is the root directory of your computer. So calling sudo with this command gives it full rights to do without prompting any kind of warning to proceed.