What does 'sudo apt upgrade' do?

The command sudo apt upgrade is used in Linux systems to upgrade installed packages. Here's a brief overview:

• sudo: Runs the command with superuser (administrative) privileges.
• apt: The package management tool for handling software packages.
• upgrade: This command upgrades all installed packages to their latest versions based on the information retrieved by sudo apt update.

How to Use:

To run the command, open your terminal and type:

sudo apt upgrade

You'll see a list of packages that can be upgraded, along with the amount of disk space that will be used. You'll be prompted to confirm the upgrade.

Note:

• This command does not remove any packages or install new dependencies. For that, you would use sudo apt full-upgrade.

If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!