'rm' command in linux

 

      rm – removes a file or directory

      Format: rm [options] filename
 
      Eg: rm –i file1

      Here it removes the file file1.Here it prompts whether we are sure to delete the said file  
   
      Eg2:rm –rf /data1

      Here it removes the directory /data1 recursively and forcefully.

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