Match the command/operator with its correct function.

ls

mkdir

cd

pwd

cp

rm

rmdir

clear

less

man

wget

vi

cat

uname

ifconfig

ping

traceroute

ps

netstat

echo

locate

whoami

dig

cut

sort

>

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A.	Removes a directory
B.	Shows a list of files under the current directory.
C.	Sends Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) Echo Request messages to a target computer to test IP-level connectivity
D.	Copies a file from the source to the target
E.	Prints network related information, such as network connections, routing tables, interface statistics, masquerade connections, and multicast memberships
F.	Organizes each line of a file alphabetically or numerically (n).
G.	Feeds output from a command to a specified file
H.	Clears all other previous operations from the terminal screen.
I.	Directs output from one command as input for a following command
J.	Remvoes a byte (-b), character (-c), or range of either from each line of a file. A delimiter can also be applied (-d).
K.	Prints select information about the current system
L.	Prints a line of text
M.	Finds files by name
N.	Prints information about currently running processes
O.	Brings you to a new window that allows you to view the contents of a file and has certain commands that help you navigate through the file easily.
P.	A text editor that allows you to create, write, and edit files in the Linux terminal
Q.	Configures or prints network interface parameters
R.	Prints the contents of a file onto the terminal window
S.	Downloads files from the Web
T.	Gives you the manuscript or help of Linux commands
U.	Network diagnostic tool for displaying the route that packets take to a network host
V.	Prints the username associated with the current user ID
W.	Prints name of current directory
X.	Performs DNS lookups
Y.	Creates a directory under the current directory.
Z.	Removes a file
AA.	Changes directory