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What is the purpose of the "rm" command?

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The correct answer is A) To remove (delete) files or directories

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Correct Answer

To remove (delete) files or directories

Explanation

"rm" removes files (or directories with -r) from the filesystem; deleted files are not moved to a trash/recycle bin by default, so use caution.

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