Can the 'ls' command list hidden files?

Yes, the ls command can list hidden files by using the -a option.

Command:

ls -a

Explanation:

• Hidden Files: In Unix-like systems, hidden files are those that start with a dot (.). By default, these files are not shown when you run ls without any options.
• Output: When you use ls -a, it will display all files, including hidden ones, along with the current directory (.) and the parent directory (..).

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