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Practical uses
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- ls -a: Do not ignore entries starting with dots (. and ..).
- ls -l: Use a long listing format.
- ls -h: With -l and/or -s, print human readable sizes (for example, 1K 234M 2G).
- ls -R: List subdirectories recursively.
- ls -S: Sort by file size, largest first.
- ls -t: Sort by modification time, newest first.
- ls -ltu: Sort by, and show, access time.
- ls -Z: Print any security context of each file.
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