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→Part 1: Using the Linux Shell
Some Linux commands can be issued by entering the Linux command line without arguments (e.g. '''pwd''', '''date''', '''ls''', '''cal'''),<br>but some Linux commands can be issued with arguments (e.g. '''cal 2002''', '''cd /bin''', '''ls -la''' ).<br><br>
What Does an Argument Represent?
:An '''argument''' can be a '''pathname''', '''text''', '''option''', etc.
:An '''argument''' is <u>separated</u> from a command (or from other arguments) by a '''SPACE''', '''multiple spaces''' or a '''TAB'''.
'''Perform the Following Steps:'''
