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# Lecture 3: The command line
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**English** · [Dansk](Lecture-3-Command-Line-da) · [Bahasa Malaysia](Lecture-3-Command-Line-ms)
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## What the lecture covers
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The terminal talks to the operating system's kernel through the shell (a pistachio: the kernel is the nut, the shell is the outer shell). It gives developers control and speed. The lecture shows `pwd` (where am I), `ls` (what is here), `cd` (go there), `mkdir` (new folder), `touch` (new file) and `rm` (delete). `rm -rf` removes a folder and everything in it without asking, so it needs care. Windows has similar commands: `cd`, `dir`, `type nul > file`, `del`, `rmdir /s /q`.
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## What we gained
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- The six commands we use every day to move around and manage files.
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- A clear warning for the two destructive commands, written into the code as data.
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- Confidence to use the terminal instead of only graphical tools.
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## In this repository
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Code: `src/flask_day_54/domain/cli_basics.py` lists the commands with their Windows forms. The screenshot shows real commands run in a temporary folder. Tests: `tests/unit/test_cli_basics.py`.
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