Five essential Linux commands for unexpected situations

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Five essential Linux commands can be useful, even if you rarely use them. These commands are like safety tools, ready for unexpected situations. The commands include **diff**, which compares two files to show differences; **tail**, which views the last lines of a file or real-time log updates; and **userdel**, used to delete user accounts. Additionally, **whatis** provides quick descriptions of commands, and **alias** allows users to create shortcuts for frequently used commands. Knowing these can help manage tasks more efficiently.


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