Linux CLI - Linux Basics and TerminalWhich command correctly updates the package list on Ubuntu?Ayum updateBapt-get updateCdnf upgradeDpacman -SyuCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify Ubuntu's package managerUbuntu uses APT package manager, so 'apt-get update' refreshes package lists.Step 2: Check other commandsyum and dnf are for CentOS/Fedora, pacman is for Arch Linux.Final Answer:apt-get update -> Option BQuick Check:Ubuntu update command = apt-get update [OK]Quick Trick: Ubuntu uses apt-get for package updates [OK]Common Mistakes:Using yum or dnf on UbuntuConfusing pacman with apt-getUsing upgrade instead of update for refreshing lists
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