What are common tput commands?

Here are some common tput commands that you can use to manipulate terminal display and behavior:

Clear the Screen:
```
tput clear
```
Set Text Color:
- Set foreground color (text color):
```
tput setaf [color_number]
```
  For example, tput setaf 1 sets the text color to red.
- Set background color:
```
tput setab [color_number]
```
  For example, tput setab 4 sets the background color to blue.
Bold Text:
```
tput bold
```

Underlined Text:

tput smul  # Start underlining
tput rmul  # Stop underlining

Move the Cursor:
```
tput cup [row] [column]
```
For example, tput cup 5 10 moves the cursor to row 5, column 10.
Clear to End of Line:
```
tput el
```
Reset Terminal Attributes:
```
tput sgr0
```
This command resets all attributes to their defaults.
Hide Cursor:
```
tput civis
```
Show Cursor:
```
tput cnorm
```
Enable/Disable Line Wrapping:
- Disable line wrapping:
```
tput rmam
```
- Enable line wrapping:
```
tput smam
```

These commands can be combined in scripts to create visually appealing terminal applications or to enhance user interaction. Feel free to experiment with them to see how they affect your terminal!