Cat Command Full Guide - Linux Command Line

Cat command (short for concatenate) is one of the most widely used command-line utility in Linux OS. It is a standard Linux utility that is used for viewing the contents of a file without the need of opening it in any text editor. Another major usage of cat command is concatenation of files that is combining multiple files into a single file. There are other several uses of cat command in Linux about which we will talk in this video to give you an understanding of how it works in different scenarios.

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