How to decompress compressed files in linux

How to decompress compressed files in Linux

Linux provides a very simple function for decompression*.zip file.

Decompression command:

unzip filename.zip

There is also a type of file with the suffix *.tar in the Linux system.

The decompression command is:

tar -xvf  filename.tar

The decompression command:

bzip2 -d filename.bz2

Summary:

1, *.tar

tar –xvf

2, *.gz

gzip -d
gunzip

3, *.tar.gz and *.tgz

tar –xzf

4, *.bz2

bzip2 -d
bunzip2

5, *.tar.bz2

tar –xjf

6, *.Z

 uncompress

7, *.tar.Z

tar –xZf

8, *.rar

unrar e

9. *.zip

unzip

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