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Now that we’ve gone through the entire list I hope that you’ve deepened your knowledge when it comes to working with the command line. Hopefully, you’ve learned one or two new commands that can make your life as a developer a little easier.

Now that we’ve gone through the entire list I hope that you’ve deepened your knowledge when it comes to working with the command line. Hopefully, you’ve learned one or two new commands that can make your life as a developer a little easier.

Let’s take a look at the syntax of the wget command. All you need to specify is the resource that you want to download. In this case, we’re going to download a random image.

When we would do a diff between these two files we would get the following output. Make sure to add the -c option. This option outputs the difference in context mode which makes the output much more readable.

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The lsof command lists all open files. The syntax is simple, all you have to is type lsof. In the absence of any options, this command will list all open files belonging to all the active processes.

Every developer knows that cd is one of the most frequently used commands on the Linux command line. This command probably doesn’t need any further explanation. However, a lot of developers don’t know about a great option that comes with the cd command: the hyphen.

Not only can the history command be used to take a look at all the commands that have been run. You can also use the history command to quickly execute one of these prior executed commands again.

The reason locate is so fast is because it doesn’t read the file system for the searched file or directory name. Instead, it refers to a database to find what the user is looking for and based on that search, produces its output.

This command can be useful in several scenarios. One of those scenarios is if you want to check which processes are running at a certain port. In order to do so you’ve got to specify the -i option. Let’s take a look at the example below, where we check which processes are running on port 22 — which is the port for SSH.

In the most simple form, so without the use of any option, wget will download the resource specified in the URL to the current directory. By default, you’ll find that the wget command outputs a lot of details about the download such as the download speed and a progress bar. To turn off the output, you can use the -q option — which stands for quiet.

If you’ve ever worked with version control chances are you’ve used a diff command before. When using Git, for example. This command allows you to see the changes that you’ve made to a certain file.

Whenever you execute the history command you’ll see a number in front of each line. You can execute the same command again by using an exclamation mark followed by the line number.

The history command keeps a list of all the other commands that have been run from the current terminal session. This is what the output of the history command looks like.

The diff command stands for difference and allows you to compare files line by line. Let’s say we have two files that both contain a list of the continents. The only difference between those files is the order that the continents are placed in.