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I have just demonstrated you how you could move files, how we could copy files and folders and how

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you could name specific files.

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Now, let me show you how you could read files using different comments.

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And first of all, let me create a large file that will have a lot of different lines.

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And for that, let me go back to this lorem ipsum generator.

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Go back here and the let's say generate, let's say 50 to lease.

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Let's generate lorem ipsum.

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Let's now Copiah those lists.

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Let me select this entire sexual starting from this part and end in somewhere here.

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Copy it.

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Go here.

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And no, let me show you a quick way how you could copy contents from the buffer to specific new file

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for that you could use following comment.

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Graded and sign.

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And here will be file name.

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Let's name it.

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A large file.

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Note the extreme.

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Let's press enter.

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And now you'll see that the court process is actually listening to a study in data stream.

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You know that if you don't supply any argument to court brought us this process, we'll listen to some

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input from SDD in and using this greater than sign.

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We say that we want redirect is to the out of God.

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Brought us to specific file.

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Large file.

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Steve.

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And here I am actually able to paste contents that I have copied here from this Web page.

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Let's corbitt them again based here.

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If you want, you could add here additional line break.

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And now in order to signal that here was the end of the input, you could breath simply key combination

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control.

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See, like so.

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And now if I released files and folders here in home directory, I'll see large file disks deal less

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with contents of this file using guard command, same as we have used just in order to create this file.

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Got a large file of text.

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And I see all contents that we have pasted from Web page.

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All those different randomly generated sentences.

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That's how you could read file.

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You've got command.

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But what if file is very large?

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You could use Özer comments.

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Let me clear terminal.

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And using pad command, you are able to read through them lines of this file.

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Here they are using good they'll command.

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You are able to read last.

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Dan Lyons of Specific File.

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Here they are.

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Also you are able to use additional option dash and and specify quantity of the lines you want to read

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from specific file.

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Let's clear terminal and type here.

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Head dash n.

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And here, type three.

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And here will be large filed of text.

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And now I get only three first lines from this file.

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Let's use a tail dash.

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And five large file.

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A tasty.

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And now I see.

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Last five lines from this large file to dig deep.

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All right.

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Next command that you could use in order to read the files is more or less clear.

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Terminal and type here.

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More large file that takes to you.

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And now I see here more prompt.

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And also, you see percentage of the file that was already red.

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And if I press space, I could move to next page.

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And you'll see that the percentage is also changed here.

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Press space, space, space.

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And now I have reached.

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End of the file.

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And more.

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Process was terminated.

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Also, you could use a tail command with additional option that will allow you to monitor lie of changes

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to specific file.

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Let me show you that.

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Dale Desh F.

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And here we'll be name on the file.

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Large file the GST.

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And now you'll see that we have seen last than lines in this Clarridge file.

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But we are still inside of the tail process.

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You'll see here this sign we had written back to command prompt.

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And no, if I add the some text to this large file of 60, it will be shown here.

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Let me open up new terminal window.

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And let me open up new process to currently run the container.

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Docker Behar's.

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Docker exact.

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IDM here, we'll be idea of the container.

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This one.

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And next, let's start.

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One more batch process.

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And here, let's add additional line to large file.

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Dig deep.

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Let's see do home folder to this folder where large file the text is located.

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And now we could use following comment, echo additional line.

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And here I'll use to read in science because those signs are used.

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If you want to upend Coltons to existing file, note or write them.

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All right.

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Let's add here.

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File name.

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Large file.

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That takes deep breath.

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Enter.

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And let's go back to this step.

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And now I see here this additional line.

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Let's add one more line.

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Let's go back to this command.

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And here will be additional line to press enter.

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And now I see this additional line to, for example, using such command.

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With this F option, you could do read some logs so that updated in real time and you could see all

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new lines as they appear in the file.

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All right.

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Let's terminate this process, control, see?

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And let me go out from this additional best show exit.

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All right.

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That's all, guys.

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Full disclosure.

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And in the next one.

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Let me explain you what is leaning.

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And I'll tell you the difference between hard links and soft links.

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I'll see you in the next lecture.

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Bye bye.