Is - Lists a directory’s content, pwd - Shows the current working directory’s path, cd - Changes the working directory, mkdir - Creates a new directory, rm - Deletes a file, cp - Copies files and directories, including their content, mv - Moves or renames files and directories, touch - Creates a new empty file, nano, vi, and jed - Edits a file with a text editor, cat - Lists, combines, and writes a file’s content as a standard output, su - Runs programs in the current shell as another user, chmod - Modifies a file’s read, write, and execute permissions, chown - Changes a file, directory, or symbolic link’s ownership, kill - Terminates a running process, ping - Checks the system’s network connectivity, Ifconfig - Displays the system’s network interfaces and their configurations, netstat - Shows the system’s network information, like routing and sockets, ps - Creates a snapshot of all running processes, file - Checks a file's type, echo - Prints a message as a standard output,

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