what is ls -ltd?
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Answer / rhino
l -- For long listing example as below
t -- for latest time stamp -- After you make the changes
etc.
d -- stands for the information about the current directory
as shown below
Ex o/p as below :
drwxrwxr-x 3 oi oi 1276 Mar 25 11:47 .
3 above stands for no. of directories in the current
directory minus 2 , This means above directory has one
child directory
when o/p shows as below :
ls -ltd
drwxrwxr-x 5 oi oi 1399 Mar 25 11:55 .
This would mean parent directory has 3 child directories
(i.e 5-2 = 3 child directories)
Why minus 2 -- Current directory has 2 links so the same
number need to be deducted from the total number
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Answer / satish
ls - ltd
current directory information.
Option l: Long listing
t: Time Stamp
d: Information about current directory
(Useed with -l Option)
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Answer / shweta
It wil display long listing of current directory only
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Answer / raj
ls - Display all the files available in the system
(listing of files)
ls -l Long listing of files
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Answer / manu
ls -ltd will display long listing of directory in timely
order in the present working dierctory
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