Deleting a file in Linux

​A file can be deleted in Linux using rm command.

By default rm command will not delete directories. Directories can be deleted by specifying -r (recursive) option.

If a file is write protected, then rm command will prompt a user before deleting such file.

This prompt can be suppressed by specifying -f option. -f stands for force.

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