ls command in linux
1 min readJun 9, 2020
ls(list in english) is a Linux shell command that lists directory contents of files and directories.
ls command has some option to display files, directories and subdirectories, on this time we talk about the command ls *. c
The special caracter * means globbing, it is Wildcards very useful when searching for expressions in which one or more of the characters can vary. An example is:
ls*.c
The result of this search is the set of all file names that exist in a given storage with .c the right of the file (such as helloworld.c, Iamdeveloper.c, Iamfile.c, and so on).