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Third day at Uki

 Web Development Web development is work involved  in developing a website like " https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page " . The web page contains data, text, audio, video, hyperlinks, images, etc. We can divide 2 types ...    1)Static    2)Dynamic We can't modify anything on a Static web page . We can modify it on a Dynamic web page. Advantages of a static website Provide improved security over dynamic websites  Improved performance for end-users compared to dynamic websites Fewer or no dependencies on systems such as databases or other application servers  Cost savings from utilizing cloud storage, as opposed to a hosted environment Disadvantages of a static website Dynamic functionality must be performed on the client-side.   Advantages of a Dynamic web page   Easy To Update   Interactive Quick To Responsiveness   Smooth Navigation Disadvantages o f a Dynamic web page Higher Cost Slow Processing If you want more information...

Second day at Uki

 To remove a file.  To remove an empty folder. create a file. To find a word in the file. To copy a file. Give permission for a file. Here we use numbers to give permissions. 0 means "No permission" 1 means "Execute" 2 means "Write" 3 means "Excute+write" 4 means "Read" 5 means "Read+Execute" 6 means "Read+write" 7 means "Read+rite+Execute" Please note:6 permission for File creator, 6 permission for Group members, 4 permission for others. If you want to view your history... If you want to clear your old commands.... Command -$clear Note: Here I publish my own knowledge and work, If you find any wrong data or command line kindly comment below this post. It will help me to update my knowledge. 

First day at Uki

  The first day at Uki. Linux is an open-source operating system. The term Open-source refers to something people can modify, share, and also publish. Linux operating system, Apache webserver application, Libre office, Mozilla firefox are some examples for open source.       Via Wiki commands commonly used in Linux (in short forms)   Via doc ls-Used to show the contents of the file. pwd -Used to show the current path in the directory. ls -l -Used to show full information about the file. mkdir - Used to create a new folder. mv - Used to move the file. rmdir -Used to remove the folder. grep -Used to find a particular word in the file. Here we use Terminal in ubuntu (like as cmd in windows) to edit, create, remove, move, modify, view, etc. This is a Terminal code for viewing the current path  To view the contents of the folder. To view full information about the file/folder. create a new folder. move a file from a source to a destination. I'm in...