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======Course Notes======

The "man" command can be used on Linux to display the manual of an inputted command. To use this command type "man" followed by a space and then a Linux command.
Example: <code>man cd</code>
This will display the manual for the Linux command "cd". This is very useful for starting off understanding Linux commands. And when in more doubt [[https://www.google.com|Google]] or asking questions to your professor is the answer.

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The "cd" command is useful for going into directories or folders.
Example: <code>cd</code>
After using "cd" you add the option if which directory/folder you want to go into. Such as "cd familyphotos", you can even get to directories not close to the one you're in like "cd ~/games/somegame/unrelated".

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The "mkdir" command is useful for creating folders.
Example: <code>mkdir</code>
After using "mkdir" you add the name of the folder. For example "mkdir folder" will create a folder named "folder" in whatever directory you are in. You can also use full paths like "mkdir ~/classes/unix" to create a folder that may not be in the same directory as you.