Yes! The session started with Uki's controls.This is a course that requires a lot of effort and curiosity. It is a company based on Technology. In It we learned Full stack web development and English and Data science.
We then evaluated Sayanthi sister's singing ability.it was provided by us in the comments. then we moved on to the curriculum.......
Web developing Coding types are here
- HTML
- CSS
- JS
- ES
- NODEJS
- MONCUS
- EXPRESS
It was then asked for an extension to OS. We put forward as much response as we could.then they gave us the correct answer.
After that we were hired to write articles in the application called blogger.Then we saw the commands of ubunthu terminal by minerva sister some of them.
ls-(list) command lists all files and folders in your current working directory. You can also specify paths to other directories if you want to view their contents.
cd-Linux command also known as chdir used to change the current working directory. It’s one of the most used basic Ubuntu commands. Using this command is easy, just type cd followed by the the folder name. You can use full paths to folders or simply the name of a folder within the directory you are currently working. Some common uses are:
- cd / – Takes you to the root directory.
- cd .. – Takes you up one directory level.
- cd – – Takes you to the previous directory.
mkdir- command allows you to create a new directory. You can specify where you want the directory created – if you do not do so, it will be created in your current working directory.
rmdir-it is used remove empty directories from the filesystem in Linux. The rmdir command removes each and every directory specified in the command line only if these directories are empty. So if the specified directory has some directories or files in it then this cannot be removed by rmdir command
touch-It is a standard command used in UNIX/Linux operating system which is used to create, change and modify timestamps of a file
rm-(remove) command removes the specified file.
- rmdir (“remove directory”) – Removes an empty directory.
- rm -r (“remove recursively”) – Removes a directory along with its content.
man -man command displays a “manual page”. Manual pages are usually very detailed, and it’s recommended that you read the man pages for any command you are unfamiliar with. Some uses are :
- man man – Provides information about the manual itself.
- man intro – Displays a brief introduction to Linux commands


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