ls command

ls command

ls is a basic command used in linux, the function of this commmand is to list files and directories into a current directory, the ls command used alone just list without adittional information, but there are many options to use ls, in this case it will be used in this way “ls * .c”

Using the “ls * .c” allows you to list all the files of the current position that have the format c, this thanks to the symbol * that is a metacharacter, and is used to mean zero or more of any character when searching for a pattern, like in this case used to search all the files that end with .c.