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Use the rm command to delete files under Linux. The main usage is as follows:

Rm [options] file

Option description:-f-force ignores non-existent files, forces deletion, deletes interactively without any prompt-I-- interactive-r |-R-- recursive recursively deletes all directories and files under the listed directory-v-- verbose shows the steps in detail

Command example:

1. Delete a.txt files routinely

Rm a.txt

2. Forcibly delete the file.log file

Rm-f file.log

3. Delete everything in the dirname directory

Rm-R dir dirname

4. Delete files that start with-f

Touch. /-fls. /-f.rammer f rm. /-f

Or use the

Touch-fls-f rm-f

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