Some common parameters (options) of the ls command include:
-l: Use a long listing format, which provides detailed information about each file or directory.-a: Include hidden files (those starting with a dot).-h: When used with-l, it displays file sizes in a human-readable format (e.g., KB, MB).-R: Recursively list subdirectories.-t: Sort files by modification time, with the newest first.-S: Sort files by size, with the largest first.-r: Reverse the order of the sort.
You can combine these options, for example, ls -lah to list all files in a long format with human-readable sizes.
