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Re: Does rm * remove all files
rm * ---- > Delete's all the files in the current directory.
rm -r * ---> Delete's both the files and the directories in the current directory. Pls note the above commands don't delete the Hidden Files. Hidden files are the files which start with .filename , inorder to view the file we need to use the ls -a option. To delete these files also use a . , i.e: rm *.* Note:- All above commands will work only if u have sufficient privileges to do so ![]() |
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Re: Does rm * remove all files
Try to read the man page first, & understand, instead of waiting for 5 days to get the 1st response.
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