komentorivikäskyt

Komentorivikäskyt are commands executed in a command-line interface (CLI), also known as a shell or terminal. These are text-based instructions given to the operating system to perform specific tasks. Users type these commands, and the CLI interprets and executes them. This method of interaction is fundamental to many operating systems, including Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Common examples of komentorivikäskyt include navigation commands like `cd` (change directory) to move between folders, `ls` (list) or `dir` (directory) to view the contents of a directory, and `pwd` (print working directory) to show the current location. File management commands such as `cp` (copy), `mv` (move/rename), and `rm` (remove) are also frequently used.

Beyond basic file operations, komentorivikäskyt can perform more complex actions. They can be used to install and manage software, configure system settings, automate repetitive tasks through scripting, and access remote systems. Many advanced users and system administrators prefer the command line for its efficiency, power, and precision. The syntax of commands can vary between different shells and operating systems, but the underlying principle of text-based instruction remains the same.