cli-tarHow to use tar shell to manage cash?
Using the tar shell command, you can manage your cash in a few different ways. Here is an example of how to use tar to compress a directory containing cash:
tar -czvf cash.tar.gz cash_directory
This command will compress the cash_directory and store it in a tarball called cash.tar.gz.
Code explanation
- tar: the tar command
- -czvf: flags to compress, create, verbosely list files, and use the archive file specified
- cash.tar.gz: the name of the tarball
- cash_directory: the directory containing the cash
You can also use tar to extract the cash from the tarball:
tar -xzvf cash.tar.gz
This will extract the contents of the tarball, cash.tar.gz, into the current directory.
Code explanation
- tar: the tar command
- -xzvf: flags to extract, verbosely list files, and use the archive file specified
- cash.tar.gz: the name of the tarball
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