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rm -rf [directory_name]
Copy the contents of one file to another file:
I hope no one tries to copy through this 😅
Good catch! @justinnn07 you can edit this!
Sure bro!
Wonderful, great post!
Thanks bro
It deleted the folder na bro?
Hello!
Do you have a PDF Version?
I would like to add this cheat sheet to my compilation:
The ultimate Cheat sheets compilation (200+) - 🔥🎁 / Roadmap to dev 🚀
DevLorenzo ・ Mar 2 ・ 17 min read
Thanks
Cool, go ahead!
Added!
If you want please leave a like (I'm trying to reach the top 10)
For sure dude!
I propose that I put your cheat sheet in a more evident way (I write "go check this cool cheat sheets", I put a more visible link, a photo ...) and in exchange in your article you add the liquid tag of my compilation (at the end or at the top).
Yeah thanks man!
rm... Always type
rm [dir name]first.... then go back & add the-rfafter.Trust me. 🤣
I k it was typing mistake aff
Wait!!! What!!!! I just saw this, or is my eyes paining me?
rm -r [directory_name]
Recursively remove a directory without requiring confirmation:
Please don't copy with the command above.
Its RM -rf na 😅🙄
Great Job Bro 👍
Abe bro 😶🙄
Nice one .👍🏿
thanks bhai
Thanks for sharing
lscpu is also a good way to know details about your processor.
Isn't mkdir => make a new directory.??
Nope it creates a folder .You can use it like mkdir "".
Yes
Lol