Format unix commands

C2SM · Mar 22, 2024 · 1815c07 · 1815c07
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     "In this Git course some very basic Unix commands will be used.\n",
     "This document describes **ALL** commands needed below:\n",
     "\n",
-    "   * **ls:** list all files/folders in current directory\n",
+    "   * `ls`: list all files/folders in current directory\n",
     "   \n",
-    "   * **cd:** change directory, e.g. *cd test* will go to folder 'test'. To go one directory up, type *cd ..** \n",
+    "   * `cd`: change directory, e.g. `cd test` will go to folder 'test'. To go one directory up, type `cd ..` \n",
     "   \n",
-    "   * **cat:** concatenate files, in our case we only use it to display the content of text file, e.g. *cat my_file.txt* prints the content of *my_file.txt* to the terminal.\n",
+    "   * `cat`: concatenate files, in our case we only use it to display the content of text file, e.g. `cat my_file.txt` prints the content of *my_file.txt* to the terminal.\n",
     "   \n",
-    "   * **source:** run script in the current shell, this means that all variables and functions defined in that file will be available in the current shell\n",
+    "   * `source`: run script in the current shell, this means that all variables and functions defined in that file will be available in the current shell\n",
     "   \n",
-    "   * **echo:** display a line of text\n",
+    "   * `echo`: display a line of text\n",
     "   \n",
-    "   * **>:** redirect ouput to file/device after *>*, overwrites already existing file\n",
-    "   * **>>:** redirect output to file/device after *>>*, does not delete already existing file.    \n",
-    "   * **mkdir:** create directory/folder, e.g. *mkdir test* will create directory 'test' "
+    "   * `>`: redirect ouput to file/device after `>`, overwrites already existing file\n",
+    "   * `>>`: redirect output to file/device after `>>`, appends and does not delete already existing file.    \n",
+    "   * `mkdir`: create directory/folder, e.g. `mkdir test` will create directory 'test' "
    ]
   }
  ],