These should be typed into the terminal window in a Linux Development Environment

The examples provided utilize the "current working directory" but can be used with an "absolute path". https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/linux-path-absolute-relative

Action	Command	Description	Example
Change Directory	cd	change from your current directory into the one specified	cd ExampleFolder move from the current directory into the one called ExampleFolder cd .. go back (or "up") to the previous  directory
List Directory Contents	ls	show all the files and directories in the specified directory	ls show everything contained in the current directory ls project4 show everything contained in the project4 directory (assuming it is in your current directory)
Remove (delete)	rm	delete specified file or directory use the -r flag to delete a directory and all of its contents	rm monkey.txt delete monkey.txt from the current directory rm -r banan delete the banan folder and all of its contents
Create a file	touch	create a file with the specified name	touch banan.c create a file called banan.c in the current directory
Create a folder	mkdir	create a folder (aka directory) with the specified name	mkdir monkey_directory create a folder called monkey_directory in the current directory
Display file contents	cat	display the contents of a file within the terminal window	cat scratch.txt display the contents of a file called scratch.txt to the terminal window