Beginners Commands for Termux - Makes Using Linux Terminal Command Line(CLI) Easy - Start Hacking with Termux

What do you need to Learn Hacking...

A Powerful PC?.......Nah!

You just need a Android Smartphone and that's Enough!!!

First of all you just have to download a App Termux from Google PlayStore

*Click Here to Download Termux*

But most basic thing to understand is the use of Terminal and some of it's Basic Commands that should every Beginner know about.

So, let's have a look on those Commands that will help you to learn them and You can easily be able to do basic daily usage on your own without any problem.

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• These are 20 most used Commands for Beginners Listed Below:

1. ls

Use: List Directory

2. mv

Use: Move Content (mv "file" /path)

Examples:

for File> mv filename /sdcard/FolderName(moving file from Termux home to mobile's internal storage)

for Folder> mv foldername $HOME(moving folder from Mobile's Internal Storage to termux Home)

3. cp

Use: Copy Files or Folder

Examples: same as that of 'mv' commands just replace 'mv' to 'cp'.

4. rm

Use: remove/delete files and Folders

Examples: 

Deleting File: rm FileName

Deleting Folder:  rm -r FolderName

5. uname

Use: System Name

Examples: uname or uname -a (with ip)

6. du

Use: Disk Usage - stored data/storage

7. pwd

Use: Show Current directory

8. touch

Use: Create Empty Files(.txt, .html, etc.)

Examples: touch filename.txt

9. echo

Use: Display Text or Insert Text/message to and .txt file.

Examples: echo Hello Man > filename.txt

10. cat

Use: Read files

Examples: cat filename.txt

11. apt/apt-get & pkg

Use: package installer/manager

Examples: apt-get install python or pkg install python2

12. git clone

Use: Install tool/scripts from GitHub or GitLab

Examples: git clone https://github.com/d3L3t3dOn3/Termkey

13. mkdir

Use: Make Directory(folder)

Examples: mkdir DevilTechno

14. ifconfig

Use: Network 'Interface Configuration'

15. clear or CTRL + L

Use: Clear Terminal Screen

16. CTRL + C

Use: Stop program running in foreground

17. screenfetch or neofetch

Use: Show Device's Hardware details

18. ping

Use: Show ping (internet connectivity > Between Server and your Device)

Examples: ping google.com

19. unzip

Use: Unzip/Decompress any .zip file

Examples: unzip filename.zip

20. tar

Use: Untar/Decompress any .tar file

Examples: untar filename.tar.gz

21. chmod

Use: Make file Excutable

Examples: chmod +x script.sh

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These were some common. Hope you learned something new.

thanks.

                                                                                             _- Devil Techno