You want to safely delete all files with extension .log in your current folder, but want to confirm each deletion. Which command should you use?

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Linux CLI - File and Directory Operations

You want to safely delete all files with extension .log in your current folder, but want to confirm each deletion. Which command should you use?

Arm -f *.log

Brm -r *.log

Crm *.log

Drm -i *.log

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify the need for confirmation
You want to confirm each file deletion, so the -i option is needed.
Step 2: Use wildcard for all .log files
The pattern *.log matches all files ending with .log in the current folder.
Step 3: Combine options correctly
Using rm -i *.log will ask for confirmation before deleting each .log file.
Final Answer:
rm -i *.log -> Option D
Quick Check:
Confirm each deletion = rm -i [OK]

Quick Trick: Add -i to confirm each file deletion with wildcard [OK]

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