Termux command list in 2021 with its uses

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Termux command list in 2021 with its uses,termux command list  TODAY I WILL SHOE YOU HOW TO USE ALL THE COMMANDS IN TERMUX ,HERE ARE SOME COMMAND WHICH ARE COMMONLY USED IN  

Here are the all termux commands list in 2021 

Termux is a application or a tool which allows user to use linux tools and features in android and other mobile without root .termux is sa command line based to use this appklication you have to use some basoc command list we have provided you termux all command list which helps you to use termux app without any error in this post we are going to learn about termux all command list uses 

TERMUX COMMAND LIST IN 2021

TERMUX ALL COMMANDS LIST 

If you knows the termux all command list  then you can easily navigte in termux and you can also practice these command and increse your skills and also can perform more advance stuff more frequently 

Termux all command list :Here are the termux all command list in 2021 with its uses 

TERMUX ALL COMMANDS LIST	USAGE
cp -v	this command is used to prints informative message
cp -r	this command is use to copy a directory
mv -u	this command is use to update-move when source is newer than destination
mv -v	this command is used to move a directory
ls -n	this command is used to display UID and GID directory
ls --version	this command is used to check the version of ls command
cd --	to show last working directory from where we moved
ls -l	this command is used to show file action like - modified, date and time, owner of file, permissions Etc.
ls help	this command is used to show display how to use "ls" command
cp -n	no file overwrite
cd ~	this command is used to move to users home directory from anywhere
mv [file1 name] [new file2 name]	to move or rename two file at a time
cd -	to move one directory back from current location
mv [file name]	to move any file and folder
ls	list of directory
ls -a	show list all files including hidden files
pwd	it is to  show your current working directory
mv -i	to interactive prompt before overwrit
wget [url]	to install tool , apt install wget
git clone [url]	to install any tools with git clone, apt install git
ls -al	to formatted listing with hidden files
mv -f	to force move by overwriting destination files without prompt
ls -i	to Display number of file or directory
cp	to copy any file
cd /	to change to root directory
cd	to change directory
cd ..	to change current directory to parent directory
curl -O [url]	apt install curl
rm	to remove or delete files
rm [filename]	to remove any text files
rmdir [dir name]	to remove any directory
rm -rf	to force remove a directory or a folder
rm -r [name]	to delete a directory called name
apt remove [package name]	to uninstall / remove a package
touch [file name]	to create new file
mkdir [name]	to create a directory or folder
more [file name]	output the contents of file
head [file name]	output the first 10 line of file
tail -f [file name]	output the contents of file as it grows
apt install zip	install zip file tool
zip name.zip [file]	to compress file using this commands
unzip [zip file]	to unzip file
ftp	tolaunch ftp client from terminal
-p	to use passive mode
bye	terminate current ftp session, exit
ascii	set file transfer to ascii protocols
bell	bell sound after each command
status	shows current status about ftp server
open host	open a connection to remote host
remotehelp [cmdname]	to request help from ftp server
account [password]	to supply a password required by remote
uname -m	to used to find the architecture of your device
du	to display directory space usage
df	to display disk usages
cal	to show display calendar
w	to show display who is currently online
cat /proc/meminfo	to show memory related information
cat /proc/cpuinfo	to show cpu information
whoami	to show your login name
fingure username	to shows information about user
date	to show the current date and time
uptime	to show the system current uptime
man command	to show manual a command
free	to display memory and swap usage
kill	to send signal to process
kill- l	to list all of the signal that are possible to send with kill
lspci	to show PCI devices
lsusb	toshow usb devices
apt search [qurey] pkg search [qurey]	to find a package
locate [file]	to find all files with filename
locate [query]	to find all path names contains a pharse
whereis [command]	to find location binary /source/man file for a command
which [command]	to find of an executable
grep pattern [files]	to searching for pattern in files
grep -r pattern files	to searching for certain pattern in files
command | grep pattern	to search for pattern in the output of command
find / -atime40	to to find all the files, which are accessed 40 days back
find / -cmin -60	to find change files in last 1 hour
find / -type d -name mll	to find all directories whose name is mll in directory
find . -type f -perm 0777 -pto rint	to find all tghe files, whose permission are 777
ifconfig	to shows all configuration a network interface like ip, mac
ifconfig eth0	to used view the network setting on the interface eth0
ifconfig wlan0	to view the network setting on wlan0
ping [host]	to to ping host ip and show results
arp	to check network card & show ip adress
host	to display specific server
netstat	to review network connection
nslookup	to find out DNS related query
tracerout ipadress	to display number of hops & respone time to get to a remote system and website
whois domain	to get whois information of domain
telnet [ip address [post]	to telnet connection
dig domain	to get DNS information of domain
scp	to copies file, over a source
username -a	to used to display kernal information
where is app	to shows possible location for an app
nano [file name]	to display and edit text files
apt show	to view package information
append [local-file] remote file	to append a local file to one on the remote
$	execute a macro

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