What is Linux Commands?

Linux commands are utilities that allow users to interact with the Linux operating system through the command line interface (CLI). These commands are used for tasks such as file management, process control, system administration, networking, and software development. Common examples include 'ls' (list files), 'cd' (change directory), 'mkdir' (make directory), 'rm' (remove file), 'cp' (copy file), and 'grep' (search for patterns in files).