Linux CLI - Navigating the File SystemWhich key do you press to trigger tab completion in a Linux terminal?AEnterBCtrlCSpaceDTabCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the key used for tab completionThe Tab key is the standard key to trigger completion in Linux terminals.Step 2: Eliminate other keysEnter executes commands, Space adds spaces, Ctrl is a modifier key, so they don't trigger completion.Final Answer:Tab -> Option DQuick Check:Tab key = Trigger completion [OK]Quick Trick: Press Tab key to complete commands or filenames [OK]Common Mistakes:Pressing Enter instead of TabUsing Space to completeConfusing Ctrl with Tab
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