Linux CLI - Linux Basics and TerminalWhich of these is the correct way to run a command with an option in Bash?Als -llBls -l -Cls l-Dls -lCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify correct option syntaxOptions start with a dash (-) followed by letters, so '-l' is correct.Step 2: Check each optionA: 'ls -l' is correct. B has extra dash, C has wrong order, D uses '-ll' which repeats the option unnecessarily.Final Answer:ls -l -> Option DQuick Check:Options start with dash and letter [OK]Quick Trick: Options start with dash (-) followed by letters [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAdding extra dash after optionsWriting options without dashCombining options incorrectly
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