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      <description>Common shell type The most commonly used bash command 1.echo: similar to print
$echo &amp;#39;Welcome to Bash&amp;#39; 2.date:display the current date and time
$date 3.cal:display the calendar of the current month
$cal Notes: Ctrl+L or clear to clean the command line
4.pwd:display the current working directory
5.ls: list the contents of the directory
Parameters
5.1 ls -a:For listing all the hidden files in a folder 5.2 ls -l:Prints out a longer and more detailed listing of the files</description>
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