[amp_mcq option1=”del” option2=”mv” option3=”rm” option4=”remove E. None of the above” correct=”option3″]
The correct answer is C. rm.
The command rm is used to remove a file. It can be used to remove a single file or multiple files. To remove a single file, use the following syntax:
rm file_name
To remove multiple files, use the following syntax:
rm file_name1 file_name2 ...
The command rm will not prompt you to confirm the deletion of a file. If you accidentally delete a file, you can use the rm -i command to interactively remove files.
The command del is a synonym for rm. It can be used to remove a file in the same way as rm.
The command mv is used to move a file. It can be used to move a file to a different location or to rename a file.
The command remove is not a valid command in Linux.