git
English [gɪt] American [ɡɪt]
n.Bullshit, useless person
Plural: gits
Linux git command syntax
Function: The git command is the file manager in text mode.
Syntax: git
Linux git command example
Operation instructions:
F1: Execute the info command to query command-related information. You will be asked to enter the name you want to query.
F2: Execute the cat command and list the file contents.
F3: Execute the gitview command to view the file content.
F4: Execute the vi command and edit the file content.
F5: Execute the cp command to copy files or directories, and you will be asked to enter the target file or directory.
F6: Execute the mv command to move a file or directory, or change its name. You will be asked to enter the target file or directory.
F7: Execute the mkdir command to create a directory.
F8: Execute the rm command to delete files or directories.
F9: When executing make instructions, batch execution instructions or compiling programs, you will be asked to enter relevant commands.
F10: Leave the git file manager.