1bashThis demonstrates listing files and directories sorted by modification time, with the most recently modified files appearing first.ls -texternal toolslssorting optionsby modification time
2bashThis demonstrates listing files and directories with detailed, human-readable information using the ls command.ls -lhexternal toolslsdetailed and human-readable listing
3bashThis demonstrates recursively listing all files and directories from the current directory.ls -Rexternal toolslsrecursive listing
4bashThis demonstrates various ls command options to list directory contents in different formats, sorted by modification time, and recursively.ls -l # Lists every file and directory on a separate line ls -t # Sorts the directory contents by last-modified date (descending) ls -R # Recursively `ls` this directory and all of its subdirectoriesexternal toolslsdirectory listingformat control
5bashThis demonstrates checking file permissions and details using the ls -l command.ls -l /foo.shexternal toolslsfile details and permissions
6bashThis demonstrates listing all files and directories, including hidden ones, in the current directory using the ls command with the -a option.ls -aexternal toolslslisting files and directories
7bashThis code runs the ls command on a file named exists and redirects the standard output (stdout) to a file named stdout.txt. This demonstrates how to capture the standard output of a command into a file.ls exists 1> stdout.txtexternal toolsls
8bashThis demonstrates listing and sorting directory contents in a user-friendly format using ls.ls -lh --sort=timeexternal toolslssorting and formatting options
9bashThis demonstrates listing the contents of the current directory using the ls command.ls ls .external toolslsdirectory listing
10bashThis demonstrates listing all files and directories, including hidden ones, using the ls --all command.ls --allexternal toolslsdirectory listingall files (including hidden)