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The man command in Linux, short for "manual," is an essential tool for accessing the built-in documentation for various commands, system calls, and programming interfaces. It provides users with detailed information on command usage, options, and examples, which is invaluable for both beginners and experienced users alike.
How to Use the man Command
To access the manual page for a specific command, you simply use the man command followed by the name of the command you're interested in. For instance, to view the manual for the ls command, you would enter:
man lsThis command will display the manual page for ls, which includes sections like NAME, SYNOPSIS, DESCRIPTION, OPTIONS, and EXAMPLES.
Navigating Manual Pages
Once you've opened a manual page, you can navigate through it using various keys:
Spacebar: Move forward one page.
Enter: Move forward one line.
B: Move backward one page.
Q: Quit the manual viewer.
Sections in Manual Pages
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