What does the -l option do in the crontab command?

The -l option in the crontab command stands for "list." When you use the command crontab -l, it displays all the scheduled tasks (cron jobs) in your crontab for the current user. If there are no cron jobs set up, it will show a message indicating that there is "no crontab for [username]."

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