Core commands are fundamental commands that are essential for interacting with an operating system, particularly in Unix-like environments. They typically include commands for file manipulation, system monitoring, and process management. Some common core commands include:
ls: List directory contents.cd: Change the current directory.cp: Copy files and directories.mv: Move or rename files and directories.rm: Remove files or directories.mkdir: Create a new directory.rmdir: Remove an empty directory.cat: Concatenate and display file content.echo: Display a line of text or variable values.man: Display the manual for other commands.
These commands form the basis for more complex operations and scripts in a command-line interface.
