‫All right, so in this lecture, we're going to look at the components of Linux commands.
‫So these are the examples of Linux commands.
‫Alas, and if config are command names, we're going to practice them with the next lecture and you'll
‫see how they work.
‫But for now, let's examine the structure of the command components.
‫Slash bin is an argument of the ALS command.
‫An argument also called command line argument.
‫Can be defined as an input given to a command line to process that input with the help of a given command.
‫So arguments are entered in the terminal or console after entering the command.
‫They can be set as a path.
‫So we could also write more than one argument together, and they will be processed in the order that
‫they are written.
‫Now, a parameter is an argument that provides information to either the command or one of its options.
‫They are optional, and you are also free to use whatever parameters suits your particular needs.
‫Single character parameters are used with a single dash.
‫More than one parameter can be used behind the dash, so less Dash a l.
‫Can be used instead of less dash a dash L.
‫Now, with double dash parameters, more than one character can be used.
‫Such is here else, double dash help.
‫So in this case, a new double dash must be used for each parameter.
‫Makes sense.
‫So as a result, the first command lists the files and directories under this bin folder with long format
‫by showing permissions.
‫All right.
‫The second command displays the detailed information about the IPconfig command.