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Linux Command Line

IT Infrastructure and Networking

The Linux Command Line is a text-based interface (typically a shell like bash or zsh) used to interact directly with the operating system by typing commands rather than using a graphical interface. It is a core skill for developers, sysadmins, and data professionals who need to navigate file systems, automate tasks, and manage remote servers efficiently.

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