Listing files recursively To display the directory tree of files and folders use the ls -R command as shown Syntax $ ls -R #CLI #Command
Viewing Hidden files You can view hidden files by appending the -a flag. Hidden files are usually system files that begin with a full stop or a period. Syntax $ ls -a #CLI #Command
Viewing files in a human-readable format As you may have noticed, the file and folder sizes displayed are not easy to decipher and make sense of at first glance. To easily identify the file sizes as kB, MB or GB, append the -lh flag as shown Syntax $ ls -lh #CLI #Command
Listing files in reverse order #command To list files in reverse order, append the -r flag as shown Syntax $ ls -r #CLI
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